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To: Bluntpoint
Interesting article by a person who has never been in combat or actually seen what happens to a person when they are shot.

My personal experiences have shown me that a .45 caliber round into the upper chest area on one side or the other actually spin a man completely around while a 9mm is equal to a good punch in the frontal shoulder.

Given a choice, knowing that I will be defending myself against an armed attacker, I will always select a .45 caliber.

Now when the additional factors of personal comfort are added into the situation of carrying a handgun whenever I leave my home, I would select a .25 caliber knowing the odds of having to use the weapon are slim. Weighing comfort and effectiveness knowing that I would rarely be inclined to shoot someone more than 30 feet away from me I will select a S&W Chiefs Special in .38 caliber.

57 posted on 03/29/2003 7:50:37 AM PST by B4Ranch (Keep America safe! Thank the troops for our freedom.)
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To: B4Ranch
I tried carrying my 66" recurve bow in ankle holster. Ineffective.
64 posted on 03/29/2003 8:01:01 AM PST by Bluntpoint
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