Flat Soft Point (FSP / JFP) Ammo
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Flat Soft Point (FSP / JFP) Ammo
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About Flat Point Soft (FSP/JFP) Ammunition
These loadings feature jacketed bullets with a flattened nose and exposed lead tip designed for safe feeding in tubular magazine rifles while providing reliable expansion on game. Developed for lever-action and other tubular magazine firearms, the Flat Point Soft bullet eliminates the pointed tip that could cause primer detonation in magazine tubes under recoil while maintaining better terminal performance than full metal jacket designs. The FSP design offers improved expansion and energy transfer compared to round nose bullets while ensuring safe operation in rifles with tubular magazines. These types of loadings are well-suited for lever-action hunting rifles and tubular magazine firearms where safety in magazine feeding and reliable terminal performance on medium game are essential for effective hunting applications.Common Flat Point Soft (FSP/JFP) Calibers
- .30-30 Winchester:The .30-30 Winchester, also known as the .30 Winchester Center Fire (WCF), is a popular rifle cartridge introduced in 1895 for the Winchester Model 1894 lever-action rifle. It is one of the first cartridges designed for smokeless powder, offering a significant improvement in ballistics over black powder cartridges of the time. The .30-30 has become a staple in American deer hunting, known for its moderate recoil, accuracy, and effectiveness at typical hunting ranges.
- .45-70 Government:The .45-70 Government was introduced in 1873 and originally designed for the Springfield Model 1873 “Trapdoor” rifle. Known for its powerful punch and long history in American firearms, the .45-70 remains a favorite for big game hunting and historical firearms enthusiasts.
Firearms that Use Flat Point Soft (FSP/JFP) Ammo
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