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russ is pretty spot on with his answernone of these fired from a handgun will reliably penetrate level I - IIIa soft armor unless you're dealing with genuine AP ammo with a steel or tungsten core penetratorrifle rounds will make swiss cheese out of a soft vest too, actually a pistol caliber carbine would probably do the tricka hot .357 mag from an 18 carbine would be right up there with a .30-30 another thing you need to understand is the level I-IV rating system is not as cut and dry as some make it out to beExlevel III armor protects against 9.6 g (148 gr) 7.62x51mm NATO M80 ball bullets at a velocity of 847 m/s ± 9.1 m/s (2780 ft/s ± 30 ft/s)most would assume that because it can handle a .308 it can also defeat a smaller 5.56 roundthis is infact not the case, at close range imi m193 will cut through a level III steel plate like a knife through butter.
Hollow points have a hollow point that is easily seen simply by looking at the tip of the bulletIf the bullet has no copper jacket showing, it is a solid cast or swaged bulletIf there is a solid copper jacket on it, it is probably what is commonsly called ball ammo or full metal jacket ammoIf it has a flat end that is even with the top of the shell, it is a wad cutter that is used for target shootingThese are dthe most common types of bullets but there are many moreI might suggest you looking at a reloading manual for more info on types of bulletsThere are three basic types of brass cases that are used to load ammo for handgunsThere is the rimmed case which has a rim on the back that is slightly larger than the body of the shellThere is thed rimless shell which has the rim with the same diameter as the body of the shell and there is the rebated shell which has a rim that is smaller than the body of the shellDouble action and single action refer to the types or handguns that the ammo is fired inA single action handgun will require that the shooter pull the hammer back prior to each shotThe double action is a handgun that can be fired by simply pulling the triggerIt is also refered to as a self cocking gunMost modern revolvers are double actionCowboy revolvers were single actionThese answers are necessarily brief because there so very many different types of ammo and handgunsTo cover all types of handgun and every type of ammunition would require the writing of a book.
By round head you mean ball ammo or round nose, which means that the nose of the bullet is roundThere are wadcutter which is a flat faced bullet that usually doesnt stick out of the cartridgeHollowpoints have a depression in it that allows for optimum expansionThere are pow'r ball ammos that have a plastic ball in the tip that also helps with expansion.
