But bullets are also made with steel. We don’t know if these are hollowed, lead or jacketed. Since you volunteered info, I thought you knew what company it was.
I was speaking generally, not specifically. Sorry for the confusion.
Bullets are not made of steel (unless you have some alloy harder than steel for your gun barrel).
These bullets would have been manufactured to mil-spec and full copper metal jacket would have been called for.
“We don’t know if these are hollowed, lead or jacketed.”
Hollow points are against the Geneva Convention. The military can’t use hollow points or “dum dums”. Military and most civilian ammo are copper jacketed with a lead insert and in the case of military ammo has a small steel penetrator. They are copper jacketed to prevent lead fouling in modern firearms. I think Armor Piercing ammo is against the law for civilians now due to the “cop-killer-bullet” propaganda, although there are some old rounds out there.
If I got anything wrong one of you guys correct me.