Posted on Apr 11, 2019
JHP or FMJ?: Is There a 'Right' Ammo for Self-Defense? | OutdoorHub
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In my head; FMJ is range/practice, JHP is carry/self-defense.
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JHP or FMJ?: Is There a 'Right' Ammo for Self-Defense? | OutdoorHub
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FMJ for practice HP for carry but train some with your carry ammo , make sure point of impact is close for both.
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Maj Robert Thornton
Also important is to use both types in the same or very close bullet weights, i.e. don't expect a 185 gr SJHP to have the same point of impact as a 230 gr FMJ round. You also need to make sure your HP rounds chamber as well as your FMJ rounds. Firearms can be finicky at times.
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I agree with the article and the final conclusion. If you aren't accurate the ammo doesn't matter. I suggest a baseball bat.
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