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INCEPTOR
At Inceptor Ammunition, our mission is simple: leverage the latest technologies to create the next generation of defense, training and hunting ammunition with tried and true performance. We accomplished this mission with the introduction of our Inceptor Preferred Defense™, Preferred Hunting™ and Sport Utility Ammo™ lines. By applying advanced injection-molding technology, cutting-edge engineering and a highly specialized polymer-copper compound to our projectile designs, Inceptor delivers precise, consistent, accurate, low-ricochet, range-compliant, lead-free bullets with sound terminal performance.
INCEPTOR COMPONENT BULLETS
Inceptor has redefined the projectile manufacturing process. By implementing injection-molding technology, cutting edge engineering and proprietary polymer-copper compound, we have created a patented design and manufacturing process that makes precise, consistent, accurate, non-expanding, low ricochet, range-compliant projectiles with sound terminal performance. The manufacturing process is very efficient and allows Inceptor to incorporate designs that were previously achievable only through the use of slow and expensive lathes.
Inceptor polymer-copper projectiles weigh approximately 70% as much as lead core projectiles with similar profiles. This lighter weight means higher velocities, resulting in less bullet drop, less recoil and less muzzle rise, allowing for quicker, more accurate follow-up shots and a very enjoyable shooting experience. Terminal performance, particularly with the patented ARX® projectile, is improved due to higher velocity and design, which creates massive temporary cavities upon impact with soft tissue. This non-expanding projectile harnesses the gain in kinetic energy accrued due to the increased velocity of fluid through the constriction designed into the flutes contained in the ARX projectile. The advanced materials and design used in the manufacture of these projectiles also significantly reduces over penetration and the chance of ricochet, helping to moderate the risk of collateral damage during defense situations.