copper-jacketed

Using my flashlight, I could see the deformed copper-jacketed bullets that I had fired sitting in the rotting liquid goo of the dead.

Day by Day Armageddon: Beyond Exile J.L. Bourne 2010

“She stalked and harassed me for two years and then she pumped six bullets into me that were copper-jacketed bullets, which are especially deadly.”

Ex-commune member Rebekah Johnson cleared in shooting; guru fears for life 2008

But unlike the slugs that sent the gang leader to his death these copper-jacketed rounds flattened into tiny pancakes and bounced to the floor; Shawn's skin was hardly dented.

Forgetfulness ISCARS 2010

Using my flashlight, I could see the deformed copper-jacketed bullets that I had fired sitting in the rotting liquid goo of the dead.

Day by Day Armageddon: Beyond Exile J.L. Bourne 2010

They discovered that the bullets had been fired by the same gun, a. 22-caliber Beretta “long barrel” firing Winchester series “H” copper-jacketed rounds, which, according to ballistics experts, probably came from the same box of fifty.

The Monster of Florence 2006

So we gotta stop 'em, and regrettably without the use of sharks or copper-jacketed lead projectiles.

"This is the mother of all storms, and I’m not sure we’ve seen anything like it." Ann Althouse 2008

They discovered that the bullets had been fired by the same gun, a. 22-caliber Beretta “long barrel” firing Winchester series “H” copper-jacketed rounds, which, according to ballistics experts, probably came from the same box of fifty.

The Monster of Florence 2006

They discovered that the bullets had been fired by the same gun, a. 22-caliber Beretta “long barrel” firing Winchester series “H” copper-jacketed rounds, which, according to ballistics experts, probably came from the same box of fifty.

The Monster of Florence 2006

He carried it loaded with .357 Magnum copper-jacketed hollowpoints, and as such, it was better than a ninety-five percent one-shop stopper with a solid body hit.

State Of War Clancy, Tom 2003

It's a two-ounce copper-jacketed lead projectile traveling at nearly nineteen hundred miles an hour, but gravity has its way.

Die Trying Child, Lee 1998