Machined from solid copper with no jacket, no bonding, and no core to separate, the 185-grain .50 GI SCHP is engineered for consistent, violent expansion under real-world conditions. At a muzzle velocity of approximately 1,200 fps from a standard .50 GI 1911 platform, this projectile generates roughly 591 ft-lbs of muzzle energy and expands to a diameter exceeding 1.00" within the first two inches of soft tissue contact. Wound cavity depth measures approximately five inches with eight inches of hydrostatic shock effect and nine inches of total penetration, comfortably within the FBI's 12 to 18-inch protocol range for barrier-blind performance and deliberately optimized for maximum energy transfer rather than over-penetration.
The solid copper construction eliminates jacket separation under expansion stress, ensuring the recovered projectile retains near 100% of its original weight. For the shooter running a Guncrafter 1911 or .50 GI Glock conversion as a primary defensive platform, this load represents the terminal ballistic ceiling of what a pistol cartridge can deliver while remaining controllable for rapid follow-up shots.
Machined from solid copper with no jacket, no bonding, and no core to separate, the 185-grain .50 GI SCHP is engineered for consistent, violent expansion under real-world conditions. At a muzzle velocity of approximately 1,200 fps from a standard .50 GI 1911 platform, this projectile generates roughly 591 ft-lbs of muzzle energy and expands to a diameter exceeding 1.00" within the first two inches of soft tissue contact. Wound cavity depth measures approximately five inches with eight inches of hydrostatic shock effect and nine inches of total penetration, comfortably within the FBI's 12 to 18-inch protocol range for barrier-blind performance and deliberately optimized for maximum energy transfer rather than over-penetration.
The solid copper construction eliminates jacket separation under expansion stress, ensuring the recovered projectile retains near 100% of its original weight. For the shooter running a Guncrafter 1911 or .50 GI Glock conversion as a primary defensive platform, this load represents the terminal ballistic ceiling of what a pistol cartridge can deliver while remaining controllable for rapid follow-up shots.
| Typical Usage | Self Defense, Tactical |
|---|---|
| Firearm Type | Handgun |
| Box Quantity | 20 |
| Velocity Range | Supersonic |
| Caliber | .50 GI |
| Manufacturer | Wilson Combat |
| Hollow Point | Yes |
| Ammunition Type | New |
| Ammo Case Material | Brass |
| Bullet Used | 185 GR., SOLID COPPER HOLLOW POINT |
| Muzzle Energy (ft-lb) | 591 |
| Velocity - Muzzle (fps) | 1200 |