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Yes,the POF mk7 bullets are made to the same specs as Brit, Canadian, South African ect mk7 bullets. Somewhere around here I have a sectioned pof mk7 bullet showing what appears to be some sort of fiber nose filler. IF I can locate it I'll post a photo but don't hold your breath as it's been a while since I last had eyes on it.

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