French blue pigs molesting protesters in Paris on 12th February 2022.

The sheep are not aware or don't care about those who fight for their own freedom! Most French people are worse in nature than my fellow Australian brothers!

@sithsith: Is that possible? LOL

@sithsith: Not many people EVER come across this, but bars of commercially PURE iron , with NO alloying elements, are about as soft as lead. And there is a combination of alloying elements and heat treatment, that make iron very, very, hard, and as brittle as glass. With the right combination of iron, alloying materials, and heat treatment, that makes for a steel that is very hard, but not prone to shattering. I think hardened steel core bullets work wonders on criminals in body armour and bullet resistant clothing. And with the correct design for the cores, they will be head heavy at the pointy end, and partially hollow at the tail end, and they should be able to penetrate deeply into the groups, by going through many individuals.

@sithsith: Rounds in the calibre of 8 - 10 mm, with long, lower density steel cores.

@Life_N_Times_of_Shane_T_Hanson: You seem quite the sachant in weapons , too bad I don't have access to any of them.

@sithsith: ---- https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/ ------- https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/material-properties-t_24.html ---- https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/density-gravity-t_64.html ------ https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/metal-alloys-densities-d_50.html ------- Kg per cubic meter ----- Iron 7850 ------ Lead 11340 ------ Copper 8940...... Do your calculations on volumes, and in a simple sense a steel core bullet, with a hollowed out base - or a hole, halfway up the middle, should be about 2 x a long, as the lead bullet, to carry the same amount of kinetic energy to the target. People always think about shooting at the centre of mass or the heart area is the ideal aim point, but shooting at the pelvis side on, is a very effective area to target when hunting large groups of criminals., especially if there are a number of others standing behind them.

@sithsith: Density: Kg per cubic meter. Tungsten 19600 --- Uranium 18900 - I don't have much experience or knowledge or experience with tungsten alloys, except for welding electrodes, but it tends to crack and break like wood.... so Tungsten penetrators - or their alloys are beyond most of experience. Depleted uranium, or even fissile or non fissile uranium, (U233 and U235) is beyond my experience too.