[servo1969]

[folkquest]

Ping! (not to be confused with ricochet)

[null and void]

Not exactly sure what I’m supposed to glean from a thumbnail of an image of a spreadsheet...

[MHGinTN]

I just knew you had to be a Freeper! If you’re back East, around Kingsport the first Friday of each month, we have a chapter which meets for lunch and gab, 11:30 Perkins, the Hwy 36 exit off of I 81. We usually sit in the back at a round table.

[smokingfrog]

HST

[ChildOfThe60s]

Cop told me that the Hornady Zombie Max .223/5.56 was very good stuff, essentially the same as what they use. I understand that collateral damage figures into the equation. Also he said the DRT frangible was pretty lethal stuff.

I didn’t see any of the Herter’s 154 grain SP 7.62x39 in the quick skim of the link. Not seen any tests on it but looks like a fairly effective round. And it’s very reasonably priced, i.e. cheap & Cabelas usually has plenty. I can’t tell a bit of difference in recoil compared to 124 grain FMJ.

[3Fingas]

barrier/ballistic testing with 9mm loads.

I have both gold dot and critical duty loads. Both are pretty good depending on the situation.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3XNWU8xaxk&feature=c4-overview&list=UUZ-qxagOkAmCEP-Tu6YliUQ

[GunHoardingCapitalist]

I use DRT Frangible bullets loaded into my .357SIG.

I unfortunately had to put an elk down that I hit with my truck, and it was the only ammo I had with me, the level of damage was upsetting to the stomach, but impressive, if one of 0bamas sons attacked me, that would be what I want in my chamber.

[Tainan]

Just some old time experience to add to this.
I preferred .45acp for most work for many years. However there were some instances where 9mm was the ammo required.
The reasons do not matter, but that was the way it was.
In these cases, I used a 9mm Hi Power and the 9mm round C9BP..it worked. Availability was very good both domestically and over seas.