To: crazykatz
Sig Firearms are made in NH and Maine. Ruger firearms are made in the USA as are several other brands. I tend to agree that a revolver is probably teh best for cockpit defense given the ranges involved and the reliability issues in very close quaters.
34 posted on
07/18/2003 8:35:08 AM PDT by
harpseal
(Stay well - Stay safe - Stay armed - Yorktown)
To: harpseal
Back when I reloaded, I carried a 1 3/4" barreled snub nose loaded with what was a cross between an inverted wad cutter and a semi-wad cutter over a charge of bull's eye. The bullets were cast by a man in S. Missippi who had done a lot of expansion experimenting. They had a very deep hollow point on a semi-wadcutter type bullet.
The results were amazing! In wet newspaper or wet sand the bullet would end up 4" deep and 3/4" plus in diameter. Just the thing in a cockpit where you do not want over penetration.
To: harpseal
Are Barettas made in the USA now? I was more concerned about that angle?
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