tnvols72
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The RIP is a light-for-caliber, solid copper projectile that expands well, but does not create an optimal wound channel, regardless of its aggressive appearance. Watch this review by YouTube bullet tester tnoutdoors9:
If you prefer solid copper rounds, you might want to check out those available from Barnes or DPX. The new Honey Badger solid copper projectiles from Black Hills Ammo show great promise for a new technology offering. Read about them here: Black Hills Honey Badger: The Science Behind the Game-Changing Ammo
The solid copper projectiles are expensive; some work better than others. I am open to new technology, but for the most part I go with the latest technology, more traditional hollow point offerings. I have had great success with the Federal HST rounds in most calibers. They expand and penetrate well, creating massive wound channels. In short, they work well at a lesser cost. Check out other offerings by Hornady, Remington, Speer, Winchester, etc. You may like them better.
All in all, there really is no magic bullet. Bullet placement is everything, so practice, practice, practice - observe proper gun safety, and always have a loaded firearm on your person. The life you save may be mine.
If you are interested, I mostly buy my ammo from these folks: SGAmmo.com | Family Owned and Operated Ammo Sales, Stillwater OK
YMMV
not bad priced either.