I'm really interested in knowing why FMJ is a military mandate. If high-tech ammo is really so much more effective, why don't we pull out of the 1899 Hague Convention agreements?
'Cuz military ammo is usually general purpose. Sometimes you need to shoot through walls, sometimes glass... FMJ does a tad better than HP. Probably better at anti-armor stuff, too.
"The Contracting Parties agree to abstain from the use of bullets which expand or flatten easily in the human body, such as bullets with a hard envelope which does not entirely cover the core, or is pierced with incisions."
"...it is especially forbidden -
To employ arms, projectiles, or material{sic} calculated to cause unnecessary suffering;"
but...
"...expanding point ammunition is legally permissible in counterterrorist operations not involving the engagement of the armed forces of another State."
Dunno how accurate this is... if someone knows more about the Geneva Convention or the Hague Convention IV of 1907, which I think expired(?) go ahead and post here, I don't have time to do more research.
Oh, and did anyone think that the answer to these questions involve price? FMJ's are much easier/cheaper to make.
And lastly, to the OP, if you have a problem with her, I'll take her. I'll say, "Yes, dear" and mean it, because I do believe loading FMJ's, especially +P FMJ's, and ESPECIALLY 9mm Para +P is very irrisponsible and ineffective.
Is she tall? I like 'em tall...