.40 S&W Remington 180-grain JHP

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posted on January 25, 2011
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In the end, the choice mostly depends on what you want the bullet to do. With bullets of similar construction, you can generally expect the heavy bullet to penetrate deeper and the lighter bullet to destroy more tissue. Comparing this week's 180-grain Remington JHP bullet to last week's 155-grain JHP offering, this axiom is perfectly illustrated. The wound cavity created by the 180-grain bullet was narrower, but the heavier bullet penetrated about 29 percent deeper.

Load MV (fps) PEN (inches) EXP (inches) RW (grains)
.40 S&W Remington 180-grain JHP 957 16.75 .61 180

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