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[wundergore]

As I said, that is exactly what Glasers are. The company that made them in 1974 is still around and improving the rounds consistenly. Google Glaser rounds sometime, you'll find that the company still exists and still is producing and redefining the ammunition.

Good info on frangibles here: http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/sys...s/frangible.htm

Note the blurb on the Glaser safety slug "Some, like the well-publicized Glaser Safety Slug, are hollowpoint rounds that are filled with tiny metal beads". That's what I thought of when you said Glaser. I didn't realize they had branched out, but I supposed it's only to be expected. My bad.:wacko:

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