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Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: SW Ohio
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Hell Joe I make my own choices in the totin' gun realm. Split my time between .45acp 1911s and Browning Hi Powers in 9mm or .40 S&W. Unless I'm in big critter country, then it's a 10mm Glock. Like I say the J-frame revolver is a BUG-- or primary if I'm going no farther than the front curb. Except for the 10mm stoked with bear medicine (maybe!) I consider all of the above to be less-than-likely to put an assailant down quick like the Hammer of Thor. Shot placement and the RDL Factor* will win or lose the day. RDL = Randon Dumb Luck, which bullets sometimes seem to display performance-wise after even the best shot placement. |
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Member Join Date: Oct 2003
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I hope this is a start of a new trend or ideas to get semi auto bullets into revolvers. It is a great idea Charter has here. I don't own any Charter weapons however. It may be a break-through in revolvers. ![]() |
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