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soft point

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soft point [′sȯft ′pȯint]
(ordnance)
A bullet with a soft point, intended to spread upon striking a target with some resistance, such as the flesh of game; not permitted in combat operations.


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270 Winchester cases topped with 160-grain Hornady soft point bullets backed by a charge of H4831 powder.
This leaves the ADP private sector payroll report as the main soft point of the day as it showed a 742,000 decline in March, worse than the 663,000 decline that had been generally anticipated.
There were some very soft points scored on their side, we just gifted them the ball when we were not organised, but they are a good side and the boys battled well to establish themselves again in the second half.
 
 
 
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