[TChris]

Holy cow! It took until 1999 for the NYPD to start using hollowpoints!? Amazing...

[beebuster2000]

interestingly, in many states only expanding bullets are legal for hunting since solid bullets just dont work and result in a wounded animal running off.

odd that the reverse is generally true under geneva convention, i believe. no doubt a freeper will double check me on that.

[RambozoDClown]

I'll give them my hollow points...........

[michaelbfree]

"Our mission is to stop violent felons," said Patrolmen's Benevolent Association President Patrick Lynch. "There is no reason for anyone else to have that ability."

Idiot - as a private citizen I have the right to defend myself and my home with the best ammo I can buy - I have just as much of a right to protect myself against violent felons as you do - ignorant @hole.....

[Uri’el-2012]

Holy cow! It took until 1999 for the NYPD to start using hollowpoints!? Amazing...

These are the same people that required Glock
to put a 12.5 lb trigger on a gun
which comes with a 5.5 lb trigger.

[dhuffman@awod.com]

Can you imagine the tedium of hollowing-out enough bullets to equip the NYPD's 50,000 cops? That was hard work.

[dhuffman@awod.com]

That said, I carry EFMJs in both CCW guns, H&K .40 USPc and SA 1911.

[houeto]

"Our mission is to stop violent felons," said Patrolmen's Benevolent Association President Patrick Lynch. "There is no reason for anyone else to have that ability."

Boiling Blood Bump

[wolfcreek]

Holy cow! It took until 1999 for the NYPD to start using hollowpoints!? Amazing...

Hell, in NY., they're lucky they still have guns!!