FMRAM said:Flachette rounds? Are those legal? That sounds like a good home defence round. Seems like it woulnd't over penetrate like 00 buck. Anyone care to elaborate? Does anyone have experience with "frangables"?
A4sForever said:
FMRAM said:Flachette rounds? Are those legal? That sounds like a good home defence round. Seems like it woulnd't over penetrate like 00 buck. Anyone care to elaborate? Does anyone have experience with "frangables"?
Are you talkin' ... MagSafe??? Quite expensive. Worth it ??? Maybe, maybe not ... you certainly can't afford to practice with it.xmid said:....Anyone shot those little "safe rounds" (I don't know the name)? They are like 70 grn for 9mm and they supposedly wont go through double sheet rock. I've been told they make a big mess of their target, but Im concerned with penetration issues......
feddoc said:My concern is penetration, 'however slight'.
xmid said:Anyone shot those little "safe rounds" (I don't know the name)? They are like 70 grn for 9mm and they supposedly wont go through double sheet rock. I've been told they make a big mess of their target, but Im concerned with penetration issues.
If anyone has a 30-06 and wants some AP or tracer rounds let me know. I sold my 30-06 and I still have some laying around. Cover the cost of shipping and they are yours.
NozeMan said:CorBon 135g JHP for my .40. One fast freakin' round.
Fly Navy said:Curious, why? The 155gr .40S&W bullets don't have the best reputation. Penetration is an issue, compared to more standard loads. Why such a light 135gr load? Sure, it's fast, but you're lacking the mass. I wouldn't use such a load... but to each their own.
NozeMan said:I found out about them from a cool personal defense article i read.
http://www.chuckhawks.com/ammo_by_anonymous.htm
The guy claims the lighter rounds work better....very interesting.
Your choice comes down to either the 180 grain jacketed hollowpoints or the 135-155 grain jacketed hollowpoints by Cor-Bon, Winchester, Federal, CCI or Remington. All are good stoppers, but the lighter weight bullets have the best stopping power records on the streets.