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The impact will be stronger and more lethal with the polymer tip. Removing the tip will significantly weaken the bullet's terminal performance and impact force. Here are the scientific, physical, and ballistic reasons for this: 1. Initiation of Expansion The polymer tip in ammunition such as the Hornady ELD or V-Max is not simply a streamlined piece. Upon impact, the tip acts as a rigid "wedge" that propels itself with tremendous force into the cavity beneath it. This rapid thrust forces the casing and internal material to expand or fragment instantly and deliberately. If the tip is removed, the bullet will become an irregular hollow point, and its edges may close upon initial impact instead of opening, preventing expansion and causing it to behave inside the target like a full metal jacket (FMJ). 2. Energy Transfer Impact force depends not only on velocity but also on the amount of kinetic energy the bullet releases into the target to create the wound cavity. With the tip: Rapid expansion ensures that most or all of the energy is released into the target, resulting in a powerful impact and maximum effect. Without the tip: Due to the lack of an effective expansion mechanism, the bullet is very likely to penetrate the target completely and exit the other side (pensing through), taking most of its energy with it without releasing it, thus significantly reducing the final impact. 3. Aerodynamics and Impact Velocity The plastic tip is designed to reduce drag and increase the bullet's flight efficiency. Removing the tip will result in a sharp decrease in the ballistic coefficient (BC). This means the bullet will lose speed in the air much more quickly. Since impact velocity is the primary factor that enables expansion in .223 rounds, a lower velocity will further impair their performance. In conclusion: The polymer tip is the primary mechanical actuator for the round's action within the target. Removing it disrupts the projectile's geometry, resulting in an unpredictable and poorly transferred round.