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I have a nearly new Manhurin Walther PP that's pure bad boy when loaded with European FMJ.

Indeed, it does. The 73-grain Fiocchi "blue box" (loaded to CIP levels) reaches the vitals without much difficulty. Consider this, a flurry of hot .32 ACP loads to the chest can bring a confrontation to a quick conclusion. Back in the 1970s, an El Paso, Texas Detective arrived on the firing...

Loaded to its original specifications (CIP) and you can achieve 1000 fps. For a 71-grain FMJ bullet, you'll have enough penetrative power to handily reach the vitals. It works.

You'll be happy, because it will shoot in the manner as the vaunted Colt's M1903. I love the way mine shoots. The advantages are as follows: 1. It is an all-steel pistol that barely bobbles in your hand when firing a string of rapid-fire shots. You can place every shot from the magazine in a...

They were out for a "three Martini lunch".

I pray you are right. I would like to have a 7 1/2" Ruger Redhawk at a reasonable price.

The Ruger Redhawk in .41 and .44 Magnum should never have been discontinued. These are the in-the-field "workhorses" of their revolver line.

Lo, and behold, I got a "goldielox"! ;) :rolleyes:

"That said I know 2 guys that dirt napped felons with 45 ACP’s and now routinely carry snub 22 mag. And out of a snub give the same or similar ballistics of an22 LR out of a rifle which is Almost always fatal." Carrying a .22 WRFM isn't a bad idea. The revolver can fire again with a quick pull...

I have had the living $#it scared out of me when one fool pulled a machete out of the front floorboard of his forest green Ford Taurus at 10:00 pm on December 25th, 2008. (I was at a static "unarmed" post at a Parr Lumber store being built just off Interstate 5 in Battleground, Washington.) I...

True that, brother. True that.

This man has the background/experience to back it up. I am a veteran that worked as an Armed Security Patrol Officer who patrolled the "mean streets" of Portland, OR during the late 90s/early 2000s and had a number of "close calls". Been there/done that.

That's the one. Correction: The .32 ACP has been in service for 127 years. (That's a darned long run.)

The .22 WRMF, the .32 ACP and the .380 ACP in "pocket automatics". The upshot from the short video was... .22 Magnum: Isn't dependable enough to use as a "last ditch" backup gun for SD. (Rimfires can't be relied upon 100% of the time. Not good.) Clothing can inhibit penetration and any...

I had a friend that was so stupid he thought manual labor was a Puerto Rican.

That would be an easy-shooting revolver with .32 S&W Long loads. The .32 is inherently accurate from the get. Shot placement is everything.

That will play hell on any near underwire bra!

The Roscoe is a well-made piece. In .32 H&R Magnum, it is an effective anti-personnel cartridge.

Speaking of manhole covers, my sister-in-law would likely be in jeopardy! :eek: :oops:

I bought a 1965 Charter Arms Undercover last spring. It is identical to the piece my father carried for the US Post Office in Corvallis, Oregon before he passed away. I miss that man.