To: WSGilcrest
8 posted on
02/17/2003 3:46:00 AM PST by
WSGilcrest
(R)
To: WSGilcrest
Specifications |
Product Code: |
170231 |
Caliber: |
500 S&W Magnum® |
Capacity: |
5 Rounds |
Frame: |
X-Frame |
Barrel Length: |
10.5" |
Front Sight: |
Orange Dovetail Ramp |
Rear Sight: |
Adjustable White Outline |
Grips: |
Hogue Dual Density Monogrip |
Material: |
Stainless Steel |
Finish: |
Glassbead |
Overall Length: |
18" |
Height: |
6.5" |
Weight Empty: |
82.0 oz. |
Other Features: |
- Recoil Compensator for Increased Muzzle Control
- Tuned Performance Center Action
- Integral Weaver Base for Easy Optics Mounting
- Increased Velocity and Energy with 10.5" Barrel
- Flash Chromed Hammer and Trigger for Smooth, Crisp Action
- Internal Lock
- Performance Center Gun Rug and Sling included
|
UPC Code: |
022188702316 |
To: WSGilcrest; Bob Mc
Just for comparrison with your excellent chart, my handloaded 185gr .45 HP's are giving me 450ft/lb of energy. Pertty good for a defensive load that will not overpenetrate. At the other end, next to that beefy 500 S&W, my 130gr spbt .270 handloads are giving me just over 2600ft/lb of energy.
Now, I broke my back several years ago and when I shoot my .270 at the range, I use a sandbag to limit the felt recoil. Shooting this 500 S&W, which is lighter than my .270 will have a greater felt recoil in the hands than my .270. And I am suppose to believe that this weapon is going to be grabbed up by punk kids looking to kill people. Yeah, right! One shot with this and they will go back to their little guns.
And, I make one other observation, which the article did not address, but is only a matter of time. Wanna bet that this 500 S&W round will have no problem going through type 2 body armor?
Woody.
71 posted on
02/17/2003 11:43:29 AM PST by
CCWoody
To: WSGilcrest
What's the retail price of the pistol? Anyone know?
I'll bet the bullets go for a cool $20 a box.
86 posted on
02/18/2003 6:44:54 AM PST by
OldCorps
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