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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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    The High-Performance .38 Super

    The 9x25 Dillon is an excellent cartridge and exceeds the .357 S&W Magnum by a substantial margin. Sadly, it didn't take off either.
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    How many of you remember……

    That would work.
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    Ballistics of the 73-grain FMJ European (CIP) loads from a 3.9" Walther PP barrel.

    It is. You would be shocked at the pistol's value. The price of admission is a little over $350.00. They imported a limited run and left those who wanted them in the lurch. They had no locking mechanism which made the pistol even better. It is accurate, shoots like a house afire and has all the...
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    Ballistics of the 73-grain FMJ European (CIP) loads from a 3.9" Walther PP barrel.

    73 gr (5 g) FMJ[4]1,043 ft/s (318 m/s)177 ft⋅lbf (240 J) I like this load. I couldn't care less about expansion. Penetration is the imperative. This should penetrate the sternum and reach the heart/lungs to "disrupt the plumbing." It will probably work nearly as well from my 3.5" Bersa Thunder...
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    Potent Potables (aka What’s your poison?)

    I prefer to drink non-alcoholic Egg Nog. It's my birthday drink (December 1st.) I stay sober, and it doesn't cost me an arm and a leg to drink as much as I want.
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    Veteran's Day

    To all that served... Welcome home, blood! (And we're all blood until we are dead.)
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    Veteran's Day

    I carried one of these.
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    How would you torture this evil bastard?

    A razor-sharp scalpel removing one test***** at a time for openers. (No anesthetic allowed or needed.)
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    How would you torture this evil bastard?

    Works for me.
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    Grizzly attacks two women out for a hike

    FAFO.
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