RWS cal. 8x57 JRS HMK 12.1 g ammunition

A unique design that at first glance resembles FMJ bullets, RWS H-Mantel ammunition uses a specialized construction based on a two-piece core and split jacket to provide the aerodynamics characteristic of a full metal jacket combined with the effectiveness of hollow points. The soft front half effectively mushrooms when it hits the target, while the harder rear increases the bullet's penetration potential . The bullet's tip, meanwhile, is shielded by a hollow-point copper insert, which flattens upon hitting the target, facilitating bullet expansion.

The RWS H-Mantel 8x57 caliber ammunition offers the user:

• Excellent workmanship and therefore reliability during hunting
• Bullet geometry optimized for wild boar and deer hunting
• Copper tip for improved aerodynamic properties and flight stability
• Effective mushrooming obtained thanks to the thin jacket front
• Extremely high penetration achieved through a reinforced rear end
• Copper-nickel coating to protect the inside of the barrel from wear due to friction
• High probability of obtaining an exit wound to facilitate tracking

RWS ammunition has won praise from sport shooters and hunters alike for years. The advanced design of the H-Mantel line of bullets guarantees the user exceptional effectiveness when hunting both deer and big game, regardless of the distance at which you are. The copper-nickel jacket used in them provides adequate protection for the inside of our barrel.

RWS ammunition - high-end cartridges for hunting applications from a proven German manufacturer

The RWS H-Mantel bullet was designed for hunting wild boar and deer. Therefore, it must combine seemingly disparate features - high penetration, as well as good energy transfer to the target usually associated with mushrooming. In the case of the model in question, a perfect compromise has been achieved thanks to the hybrid design of the bullet. Its soft front part mushrooms, while the harder rear part enables high penet ration - usually with an exit wound. Obtaining an exit wound is, in a way, an additional goal of the bullet. Thanks to its creation, we will have a guarantee that tracking dogs will easily find the shooter in the event of a missed hit, allowing the animal to be quickly and humanely killed.