Winchester 44 Remington Magnum 240 Grain Hollow Soft Point - Brass Casing

I've always favored Winchester ammo - especially in a semiautomatic firearm - as well as in my choice of shotshells - ball powder burns cleaner and seems to be slightly more powerful than comparable extruded powder in these uses (something I observed as a kid rabbit hunting with my .410) - but I have to say - I doubt the Winchester semi-jacketed HP ammo will do nearly as well as the Remington in comparable bullet styles - Winchester seems to think merely putting a dimple in the nose of a lead slug qualifies it as a hollow point - whereas the Remington SJHP actually has a sizeable opening in the soft lead and even with the slits up the sides of the copper jacket in the Winchester slug - their bullet remains a soft point and not actually hollow point - I expect the bullet to act as a soft point as well.
I hope that I’m wrong - but just looking at them - the Winchester is no hollow point.

Good round no complaints.

my taurus tracker loves this ammo at the 20-45 yard range, medium recoil but a great hunting round, thanks buds!