Soft Point bullets are designed with an exposed soft lead core at the tip, so that upon impact with the target the bullet deforms or flattens out to retain energy and cause a larger wound canal. They tend to expand more slowly than a Hollow Point bullet and are used where deeper penetration and expansion are needed.

Ballistics Information

InterLock Features:

1. Inner Grooves
Strategically weaken upper section of the jacket, ensuring consistent, controlled expansion even at long range.

2. Tapered Jacket
Jacket thickness is precisely controlled for expansion at all velocities.

3. One-Piece Core
Does not separate like two-piece cores. The InterLock retains more mass and energy for deep penetration and large, consistent wound channels that ensure quick, clean kills.

4. Cannelure
Provides accurate and consistent crimping, and also works with InterLock ring to ensure the core and jacket remain locked during expansion.

5. The Interlock Ring
The raised InterLock ring is embedded in the bullet's core, ensuring the core and jacket are locked in one piece during expansion to retain mass and energy.

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