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| White76Knight | On Defensive Handgun Calibers (page: 1 2 3 4) | 65 | Today, 2:06 AM EST by White76Knight | ||
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Thread started: Tuesday, 4:03 AM EST
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It has oft been debated, on this site and others, what the "best" caliber is for a defensive handgun round. We hear terms like 'stopping power' and 'kinetic energy' and 'harmonic pulse frequency'...
LOL - Okay, maybe not that last one. Seriously though, I just came across an interesting article that pretty much lays it out. To put it simply, unless you hit the brain or upper spinal column, there is NOT ONE single caliber that can be relied on to instantly incapacitate an assailant. Shots to center mass may incapacitate, may even kill, but it has been shown that even in cases where the heart has been destroyed, there is still enough oxygen in the brain for an assailant to continue to act for 10-15 seconds. Fortunately for us, most people have a proclivity towards falling down when shot, no matter what you shoot them with or where you hit them, most people will instinctively fall down upon realizing that they've been shot, but what are the key words there? MOST PEOPLE. First of all, the target has to be aware that he's been shot, and second of all he has to be one of those people with that standard proclivity towards falling down. No matter whether you hit them with a .22 or a .45, some people will be so enraged, drugged out, or just numb from the shock of getting shot in the first place, that they will fail to notice that they've been wounded, even mortally wounded. Or for the same reasons, they may realize that they've been wounded, but just not give a sh!t, determined to take you down with them even if they die trying. Now statistically, it doesn't seem to matter whether you use a sissy round like a .22 rimfire, or a big old ass kicker like a .45 ACP, the reliable one shot drop is a myth perpetuated by hollywood that cannot be relied upon in real life. (Cont'd) |
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| dahut | Springfield Armory XD series pistols | 13 | Jan 6 2012, 4:48 AM EST by cavscout888 | ||
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Thread started: Nov 27 2011, 9:23 PM EST
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Keep your Glocks, Beretta's and 1911's get this pistol.
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| pyroblast1 | good gunsmith needed (page: 1 2) | 39 | Dec 21 2011, 11:11 AM EST by s1creamer | ||
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Thread started: Nov 12 2011, 10:37 AM EST
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I need a gun smith who can build a "thunder .50 BMG handgun" from some pics and mod it to fire long a old long forgotten round called the .600.Soooo anyone up for the task.I would do it my self cant find any spec's.
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