Sentence examples for expanding bullet from inspiring English sources

It was the headquarters of the Bengal artillery until 1853 and has an ammunition factory in which the dumdum, an expanding bullet, was first made.

Based on fragments found in Steenkamp's skull, the forensic pathologist said Pistorius had used an expanding bullet designed to cause maximum tissue damage when he opened fire through a locked toilet door.

In 1844 another French officer, Louis-Étienne de Thouvenin, introduced yet a better method for expanding bullets.

Even so, shooting a terrified woman four times with expanding bullets is no obstacle to a successful sporting career.

The conference of 1907 renewed the declaration prohibiting the discharge of projectiles from balloons but did not reaffirm the declarations prohibiting asphyxiating gas and expanding bullets.

Boothby's book also considers the implications of military advances in the use of nanotechnology, lasers, expanding bullets, "human enhancement technologies" and outer space weapons.

Boothby also considers the implications of military advances in the use of nanotechnology, lasers, expanding bullets, "human enhancement technologies" and outer space weapons.

Liam Lyburd, 19, pleaded guilty to nine charges related to making five pipe bombs, two home-made explosive devices, possessing a 9mm Luger Calibre Glock gun, 94 jacketed hollow point expanding bullets and CS gas.

He retreated into a reclusive online world, rarely leaving his bedroom, and amassed a "kill bag" and formidable weapons including pipe bombs, a Glock pistol and 94 hollow-tipped expanding bullets.

Further, three declarations were accepted one prohibiting the use of asphyxiating gases, another prohibiting the use of expanding bullets (dumdums), and another prohibiting the discharges of projectiles or explosives from balloons.

Expanding bullets, used in game hunting and long outlawed in war, are made with an exposed nose of soft metal, which will push back into the jacketed portion to deform it on impact, enlarging the wound and increasing the shock of the impact.