P.S. Below is the packaging of Mk318 for the civilian market:
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An additonal reason to choose a "barrier blind" expanding bullet over FMJ is the "end of the world as we know it" scenario. In that event, you may wish to kill animals (deer, bear, wild pig, etc) for food. FMJ is unlikely to give a one-shot kill, and that introduces two undesirable consequences:
a. The necessity to track a wounded animal through possibly rough terrain. That increases the chances of the shooter becoming injured, lost, and/or encountering other (perhaps hostile) hunters.
b. The necessity to fire multiple shots to kill the critter. Shoot one round, and anyone within hearing will know somebody else is around, but not where. Fire two, three, four or more shots, and you greatly increase the odds of other people getting a fix on your location.
An additonal reason to choose a "barrier blind" expanding bullet over FMJ is the "end of the world as we know it" scenario. In that event, you may wish to kill animals (deer, bear, wild pig, etc) for food. FMJ is unlikely to give a one-shot kill, and that introduces two undesirable consequences:
a. The necessity to track a wounded animal through possibly rough terrain. That increases the chances of the shooter becoming injured, lost, and/or encountering other (perhaps hostile) hunters.
b. The necessity to fire multiple shots to kill the critter. Shoot one round, and anyone within hearing will know somebody else is around, but not where. Fire two, three, four or more shots, and you greatly increase the odds of other people getting a fix on your location.