G2 Research RIP Radically Invasive Projectile357 Sig Sauer HP 20 Bx/25 Cs The G2 Research Radically Invasive Projectile (RIP) bullet is a copper hollow-point with the tip of the bullet consisting of eight trocar-shaped petals which, upon impact, act similar to a holesaw. RIP bullets act like a FMJ on impact in solid objects, and as the bullet passes through soft tissue it expends its energy. The design allows for an ease of entry by reducing the deceleration at the point of impact, causing potential energy to be conserved, thus delivering a deadly kinetic energy wave. Caliber: 357 Sig Sauer Bullet Type: Hollow Point Bullet Weight: 92 GR Muzzle Energy: 367 ft lbs Muzzle Velocity: 1340 fps Rounds Per Box: 20 Boxes Per Case: 25 Application: Performance/Protection Casing Material: Copper
Manufacturer: G2 Research Mfg Number: RIP 357 SIG Model: RIP Purpose; Personal Protection Series: 357 Sig
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Introduced in 1994, the 357 SIG is a rimless cartridge for semiautomatic handguns created by necking down the 40 S&W case to take a 9mm (.355-inch). Gains in velocity--and thus penetration--without dramatic increase in recoil are significant, with a 115-grain bullet at 1500 feet per second and a 125-grain bullet at 1350 fps. The 357 SIG has been adopted by some law enforcement agencies, but has not yet become a popular sporting cartridge. It is available from most major handgun ammunition manufacturers.
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