Twenty years ago, Joe Benini went after a problem that he, as a shooter, had experienced: bullet fragments at shooting ranges flying back and biting him. The frangible bullets he developed, which ...

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PICATINNY ARSENAL, N.J. -- Picatinny engineers have patented a new training projectile that fragments into pieces on impact in order to better contain fired projectiles during Soldier training. The ...

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Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) are measuring precisely the disintegration of "frangible" bullets when the strike a surface to better understand how the ...

The Python Projectile Launcher system is an implementation of the U.S. Navy's patented nonlethal frangible projectile system that converts from a pistol to a carbine in minutes. The pistol magazine ...

KERSEY - For over 20 years, an Elk County ammunition company has been producing lead-free, reduced ricochet rounds for law enforcement and government agencies. SinterFire's bullets are engineered to ...

RUAG's FireFrangible Lead-Free Frangible Ammunition combines highly frangible projectiles with lead-free primers to make 100-percent lead-free training ammunition. FireFrangible bullets are ...

AMMO, Inc. has a new line of self-defense ammo that allows shooters to track their shots at night as if they were using military tracer rounds. The Scottsdale, Arizona-based company has completed ...

The rounds frangible qualities make it dangerous to targets while decreasing the likelihood of the bullet striking innocents. A bullet like the RIP could be an ideal round for home and business owners ...

The Radically Invasive Projectile, or RIP bullet, uses machined copper-tipped bullets to make multiple penetrations into a target, including the main body of the bullet, creating up to nine different ...