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JHP Rounds Jacketed hollow point round. Incurs 150% of mechanical damage resistance and threshold, but the damage that penetrates the armor is increased by 40% against organic targets. Rarer and more expensive than standard rounds, JHP rounds are best used against soft, unarmored targets to cause extra damage.

The jacketed hollow point (JHP) is designed to expand rapidly when hitting its target, which increases the effectiveness of the bullet and decreases the chances of over-penetration.

JHP rounds are commonly used for self-defense due to their enhanced stopping power, while HP rounds may be suitable for target shooting and hunting. Penetration and over-penetration concerns: Depending on the scenario, over-penetration can pose risks to bystanders.

Jacketed Hollow Point, or JHP ammunition, is a specialized type of bullet primarily designed for law enforcement or self-defense due to its balance of stopping power and reduced risk of over-penetration.

This is one of the primary benefits or ?pros? in favor of JHP ammunition for defensive use, particularly in handguns. A properly designed JHP bullet creates much more damage and delivers more energy into the target than FMJ bullets do, particularly when we're talking about handgun rounds.

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