U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- In the backcountry, little is left to chance. The trusted performance of Winchester Big Bore ammunition for hunting, and personal defense gives individuals the confidence needed for any situation.
Big Bore centerfire pistol offerings feature a newly engineered semi-jacketed, concave hollow point that controls and delays expansion to achieve massive shock and lethal wound channels. Available in the pistol calibers popularly carried in the backcountry, Big Bore ammunition was designed to offer consistent expansion, massive energy deposit, and, most importantly, trusted functioning. This is ideal ammunition for hunting and personal defense applications.
Big Bore Ammunition Features:
- Available in 10 mm Automatic, .357 Magnum, .44 Rem Mag, and .45 Colt
- Reliable expansion on big game and for personal defense situations
- Newly engineered concave hollow point
- Deep penetration of semi-jacketed hollow point design controls expansion
Look for new Big Bore ammunition at a Winchester retailer or dealer near you, and for more information on Winchester Ammunition products visit Winchester.com.
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Confused.
The description is rife with hollow point discussion, “…Newly engineered concave hollow point…”, “…semi-jacketed hollow point design…”.
Then the table lists all four calibers as “jacketed soft point…”.
Mr. Grant needs to SHOW the actual bullet IN the article…
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