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Completely false. NJ is the only state I am aware of that has any special restriction for hollow points. I believe the NJ law does say something about them being restricted to home defense use.
In Nevada, not only may you carry loaded with hollow points, but you may do so in an open holster without a permit, OR, they WILL issue you a permit if you take the course, apply, and pass the background check. No just cause need be demonstrated beyond having a wish to the means of self-defense.
You may also have the gun loaded and unlocked, anywhere in your car, but NOT on your person, without a permit.
Hollow points are recommended for self defense, as they tend not to over-penetrate like FMJ rounds, thus unnecessarily endangering bystanders or neighbors.
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