The U.S. ratified the first three articles of the 1899 Hague Convention but never signed Article IV. Additionally, Article IV, Section 3 states that the prohibition on the use of hollow points applies only in a conflict between two signatories. Even if the U.S.A. had signed Article IV, the provisions wouldn’t apply to the United States unless fighting another signatory state.
Thank you!
The misinformation on hollow point ammo is everywhere. I’m glad the US has finally moved past FMJ—JHP is less dangerous and more effective in a modern pistol.
Sounds plausible to me. Thanks for the info.
(Can always get good intel from Freepers)