Both designs go about the same objectives in a little different way. The Keith/Thompson SWC has a front “driving band” that’s intent was to help keep it aligned transitioning into the rifling on revolvers. The LBT type uses the “ojive” slope to a wide nose in sort of the same way, it has a “bore riding nose”. Given both with a like size meplat, it’s what you like and which is more accurate in your specific gun.
Personally I think any type of flat tip at all helps a bullet penetrate more straight with less deflection. RN bullets seem to tumble and yaw. Depending on the quarry and bullet it may even turn into a RN upon hitting the target.
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Which is better for hunting? RNFP or SWC
- drdougrx, 2025-09-16, 04:35
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I would think given the same bullet weight and
- jthomson, 2025-09-16, 04:49
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Are you talking about the “LBT” style vs SWC?
- WB, 2025-09-16, 08:30
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Either one ... use what the gun prefers
- Dave H., 2025-09-16, 08:32
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No real preference really. Both are advertised as being
- drdougrx, 2025-09-17, 07:34
- Matts bullets is another good place to get them. - Amede, 2025-09-17, 10:58
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No real preference really. Both are advertised as being
- drdougrx, 2025-09-17, 07:34
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Either one ... use what the gun prefers
- Dave H., 2025-09-16, 08:32
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Are you talking about the “LBT” style vs SWC?
- WB, 2025-09-16, 08:30
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I would think given the same bullet weight and
- jthomson, 2025-09-16, 04:49