And what happens if you are driving from the range and experience a flat tire, have to use the restroom, an emergency where you need to go somewhere else. Bad laws.
I get the arguments for and against them, but I generally favor leaving those decisions up to the people involved.
There ya go. Easy to find.
What the hell else am I supposed to do with hollow points but shoot someone? Target practice? That's a waste of good ammo and money. I lean left enough to feel that our gun laws are way too lax, but this particular law as described is just pointless posturing. It reminds me of "cop killer bullets". Umm, you mean rifle rounds, that can penetrate an armored vest? No, you mean a Teflon coating?[0] Well, turns out...
That makes no sense and if that's the case, it's definitely unconstitutional.
It is most certainly illegal to use hollow points in any instance in a case of self defense, even if the self defense is warranted.