Michigan Concealed Pistol License (CPL) Safety Course Practice Exam

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Which type of ammunition is recommended for self-defense to reduce the risk of over-penetration?

  1. Full metal jacket (FMJ)

  2. Jacketed hollow point (JHP)

  3. Lead round nose (LRN)

  4. Birdshot

The correct answer is: Jacketed hollow point (JHP)

Jacketed hollow point (JHP) ammunition is recommended for self-defense to reduce the risk of over-penetration. This type of ammunition is designed to expand upon impact, slowing down and potentially stopping inside the target without traveling through and endangering bystanders or property behind the target. Full metal jacket (FMJ) ammunition is more likely to over-penetrate, increasing the risk of unintended casualties. Lead round nose (LRN) ammunition is also prone to over-penetration and is not ideal for self-defense purposes. Birdshot is typically used for hunting small game and is not suitable for self-defense due to its limited penetration capabilities.

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