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    Oil Tanker plows into a New Orleans Stern-Wheeler

    Sweet Jesus, help them!
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    Speeding on freeways

    D'OH!
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    Discussion: My Long Road to the SA-35

    Heck, I have a Bersa TPR9... AND LOVE IT! (I just wish it was a TPR9X (with the 5" barrel.) It shoots exceedingly well and would be/is a devastatingly effective 9mm on the streets.
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    Discussion: My Long Road to the SA-35

    I have the Girsan MP-35 and it shoots very well (as a clone of the Mark II Hi Power.) If I can remove the Magazine disconnect, I'll be satisfied.
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    Discussion: Why You Don’t Need Hollow Points

    "God blesses those whose cause is just. He thrice is blessed who gets his blow in first." - Old American Proverb.
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    Speeding on freeways

    Praise the Lord and pass the STP! :eek: :ROFLMAO: :poop: (That should get things moving.) ;)
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    Discussion: Why You Don’t Need Hollow Points

    Yes. Suddenly their colon will think that it was a stick-up; their bowels will promptly, and abruptly. evacuate! :rolleyes: :eek:
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    Speeding on freeways

    I have a 27-year-old Jaguar XK8 with about 85,000 miles on it. I'm not overstressing the drivetrain and drive the speed limit. When I drove the Oregon State highways to Salem for my VA appointment, I took it easy and avoided a potential accident. (A bedroom dresser had fallen from a vehicle and...
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    The US Army’s only air to air kill since WW2 was done with a .50 cal in Vietnam

    You have to love that Napalm. (Big, or small. Napalm sticks to them all!)
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    Discussion: Why You Don’t Need Hollow Points

    They were never meant to be "duty-size" pistols. People keep insisting on stuffing hot, duty-sized rounds in smaller handguns, then complain that the smaller pistols are difficult to shoot well. They require extensive training and tend to wear out sooner. It is easier to manage a smaller...
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    Discussion: Why You Don’t Need Hollow Points

    Once upon a time I thought the .32 NAA was an excellent idea. The added case capacity, coupled with a slower burning propellant could have worked well in a 3.5"-4" barrel. NAA insisted on putting it in a tiny 2"-2.2" barrel pistol. It worked, but they also put a .380 in the little Guardian...
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    Discussion: Why You Don’t Need Hollow Points

    Wheel guns are not, with some exceptions, ammunition sensitive. Self-loading (closed chamber) pistols are a different story. The .30 Super Carry was an excellent idea. It is too bad that it didn't catch on. I liked the concept.
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    Discussion: Why You Don’t Need Hollow Points

    Most "pipeheads" have lost so much grey matter that after their "batteries" have been "expended" there isn't much left to drag into court. (Hint: Their bodies and minds are completely FUBAR.)
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    Discussion: Why You Don’t Need Hollow Points

    Most encounters take place at close range. I don't know of any violent offenders who are asking what caliber you are shooting. Most are trying to avoid being shot.
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    Discussion: Why You Don’t Need Hollow Points

    Within a second or two, I can empty my Walther PP with the hottest FMJ loads in an area the size of a teacup. This usually brings a nasty encounter to a hasty conclusion. John Moses Browning was no one's fool. It works.
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    Discussion: Why You Don’t Need Hollow Points

    ON THE NOSE!
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    3D Printed forend extension & grip for my Kuna

    I like it!
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    Discussion: Why You Don’t Need Hollow Points

    "This is why smaller, or lower-powered, centerfire cartridges are best served by either FMJ or Lehigh-type projectiles." I am a firm believer in driving the .32 and .380 ACP cartridges at maximum velocities in Lehigh-style (loaded by Underwood Ammunition) and those of similar construction at...
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    Discussion: Why You Don’t Need Hollow Points

    Comfy? That's too damned bad. 👍
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    Discussion: Why You Don’t Need Hollow Points

    This is why smaller, or lower-powered, centerfire cartridges are best served by either FMJ or Lehigh-type projectiles.
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