Assertion: ammunition's bullet | /r/HasProperty | encased in copper
Facets:
value: completely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: less powerful Full metal jackets (FMJ): 9mm FMJ ammo is, by far, the most common and features a lead bullet encased in copper or another hard metal
text: Full metal jacket (FMJ): .45 FMJ ammo features a lead bullet encased with a copper or other hard metal coating, helping the bullet keep its form until impact.
text: 9mm FMJ ammo is, by far, the most common and features a lead bullet encased in copper or another hard metal; they’re used primarily for target and range shooting Jacketed hollow point (JHP): 9mm JHP ammo features a lead bullet with a hollow point inside, but is still encased in copper; these bullets expand on impact, increasing stopping power, and are used by the military, law enforcement, and for self defense
text: Similar to FMJ ammo, the difference with .38 Special TMJ is that the lead bullet is completely encased in copper and leads to less lead exposure; in the FMJ bullet, on the inside of the casing, there’s a spot that isn’t covered in the hard metal jacket
text: : Similar to FMJ ammo, the difference with .38 Special TMJ is that the lead bullet is completely encased in copper and leads to less lead exposure; in the FMJ bullet, on the inside of the casing, there’s a spot that isn’t covered in the hard metal jacket Round nose: While most ammo comes with a round nose, the standard issue .38
text: .45 FMJ ammo features a lead bullet encased with a copper or other hard metal coating, helping the bullet keep its form until impact.