RWS Cone-point projectile
Edited: 2009-12-01 16:02:19 | Category:
Ammunition
The ingenious coordination between the Tombak jacket and core material provides flexible adaptation to the target resistance. Whether small or large game, the projectile mushrooms in a controlled manner and transfers energy uniformly into the game whilst still retaining an effectively enlarged residual body for exit. The external shape of the projectile provides ideal prerequisites for high precision and low air resistance.
THE SPECIAL QUALITIES AT A GLANCE:
The ingenious coordination between the Tombak jacket and core material provides flexible
Cone-point projectile
The ingenious coordination between the Tombak jacket and core material provides flexible adaptation to the target resistance. Whether small or large game, the projectile mushrooms in a controlled manner and transfers energy uniformly into the game whilst still retaining an effectively enlarged residual body for exit. The external shape of the projectile provides ideal prerequisites for high precision and low air resistance. THE SPECIAL QUALITIES AT A GLANCE:
- Extraordinary precision due to long projectile guidance
- Low fragmentation
- The groove in the projectile tail area stops deformation and ensures a compact residual body with higher exit potential
- Longer projectile cylinder
- Lead core
- Tail groove
- Tombak jacket
- Typical round shape
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"The RWS soft-nose bullets of the calibres 5.6 to 9.3 mm I have fired from the most varied hunting weapons are unsophisticated in their structure, precise and reliable. They have proven their worth right round time and again. Adapted to the type of game on hand, their stopping and killing effect convinced nearly always, and this at short and long firing distances alike...."
"The RWS soft-nose bullets of the calibres 5.6 to 9.3 mm I have fired from the most varied hunting weapons are unsophisticated in their structure, precise and reliable. They have proven their worth right round time and again. Adapted to the type of game on hand, their stopping and killing effect convinced nearly always, and this at short and long firing distances alike...."
Frank Heil, freelance journalist for leading hunting magazines
