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i think having a night vision scope/a lazar(laser) beam death ray/ and home made mega ass whupper 2-zillion grain powder and 2 zillion grain bullets would put cha over the edge as far as a JURY IS CONCERNED!
also carrying a RACE GUN......................would fer sure put cha over the edge with the JURY! carrying a .460/.480/.500 would put ya over the edge also i would think. unless the bad guy is a BEAR or MTN LION! carrying BLACK TALONS would be a NO NO because of dumass media B.S. surrounding them. thats why i carry sometimes remington golden sabres. designed also by guy who designed black talons, just NO MEDIA B.S. about golden sabres. golden sabres are KINDER /GENTLEER/HAPPY JOY JOY/GREEN HOLLOWPOINTS! snicker snicker har har. |
I just carry 185gr JHP with a standard load in 45acp. Ya may have body armor on but you will hit the ground from the thud
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why 185 gr NOT 230 grain in yer .45?
better groups? less recoil? cheaper? what lokal cops carry? spoon happy with THOSE RDS ONLY? comply with geneva convention? inquiring minds wanna know. |
Groupings, the 230's drop like stones. and just hit low while point shooting. Might be the pitch of my gun in my hand, but the lighter rounds just seem to do better for me. It;s all about comfort and knowing where they are going to go
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10-4 on that .will try some for shizzles and giggles next time i go by(buy) ammo store.
will see if my springfields full and micro and my hk usp .45 and P9S .45 like them. always willing to try somethang different to improve groupings. |
No one will ever know the difference, Rick - especially anyone hit with one. A lot of guys get hung up on bullet weight. I think it's certainly a valid concern when hunting (with heavier almost always being preferable) or with lower powered self defense rounds that are a little bullet weight challenged anyway. But the .45 ACP? I think anything it sends down range is "gonna leave a mark...". I think it's more important to find a round your gun likes, shoots to the sights, and in which you have confidence. Sounds like you have done all of that.
So, I wonder - which particular platform are you using to launch these things? The only reason that I ask is that each and every 1911 I own (or have owned) shot the standard 230 grain ball load to its sights at 25 yards. Lighter bullets have always impacted much lower (they leave quicker, so the muzzle has not risen as high in recoil by the time they depart). Just curious as to what you have that shoots the 185's to its sights. |
I like 200gr SWC's in my 1911 because they leave a nice round hole in the paper/cardboard targets and are more accurate than I am.
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I shoot a lot of cast 200 grain SWC's just for that reason, Tom. They impact close enough to point of aim that it really doesn't matter, at least for plinking and paper punching. Plus, they are cheap. I can shoot .45 ACP for what most would spend on match .22 ammo. The 185's shoot really low, though, and I can't find a mold for anything that light, so that means expensive jacketed bullets.
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And what makes you think I only have one gun?
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Don't engage him/her. S/he's utterly deranged.
And please stop quoting...it defeats the point of the ignore list. |
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My mistake! This is not PARF! You can tell me what to do but don't expect me to comply.
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The second part was a request. I even said "please". |
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me? an HK-91 with PSG-1 trigger group,hensoldt illuminated range finder reticle on QD(quick detach-retains ZERO) HK scope mount, built by RDTS here in az. its kind of like owning a ghia(.223) and owning a real 911(.308). whatever ya do DO NOT..........I REPEAT ............. DO NOT-BUY A CLONE HK from anybody. ask us how we know. samo as buying a chinese m-14. yer just asking it to go "CLICK" not "BANG". theres a reason why porsches are spendy. theres a REASON WHY REAL HK's are spendy. its called quality control and tolerances. signed ..............hk owner for 34 years. mini hk lesson for the day: repeat after me.............. HK-91(semi) or G-3(full auto)= .308 HK-93=.223 HK-94(semi)=9mm -MP5(full auto)= 9mm .40 cal and 10mm yer choice |
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Re the second part, I also said "please". :) And now I would like to say something witty, but I can't think of anything, so I won't. |
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Wow, weird turn of events, turns out his Mother worked as a RN at a assisted living facility, but was let go last month, a friend tried to help her out, but she ended up STEALING from her, and my friend had been threatening to call the Police, then got a call yesterday from the Mother, cussing her out, saying that her baby had been murdered and it was all Loti's fault, that she put a curse on them, so the mother said she would put a Hex on Lori every day, for the rest of her life.. When I told Lori about the armed robbery, pulled up the fb profile, sure enough it was her son, I met her last week when Lori wanted us to hire her for the new store once we get it up & going:eek:.. Yes, the "kids" were ARMED. Customer kills gunman during Jacksonville robbery attempt | Jacksonville.com Mobile Edition Quote:
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now that takes the CAKE! cue in twilight zone music !
10mm ARE NICE! a HK MP5 10mm would be my choice and a colt delta elite. cant afford a a full auto 10mm and if i bought another spoon(delta elite) i would have to SUPPORT IT! i think a 10mm colt would be a great choice for a bear spoon after sorting it all out ie. balance blueprint trigger job/ammo selection. |
The Colt DEs are nice. I have a Dan Wesson RZ-10. Once I got it sorted (took a trip back to the factory for that to happen, but that's another story for another day) it has been my go-to for wilderness carry. It's an OUTSTANDING pistol and being in 10mm just makes it better. DW's are put together with a level of precision that should make Colt employees hang their heads in shame.
http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/756...195825joke.jpg Hah, found the pic of my RZ-10. http://img26.imageshack.us/img26/2530/img0546sm.jpg |
Hey now, .45's don't drop THAT fast. :)
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I had a cop once produce 10 concealed handguns while wearing slacks and a golf shirt and he wasn't printing. He told me to tell him when I was sure he was disarmed. |
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Dallas police identified the man as Todd Canady, 23, who faces a charge of evading arrest and injury to a child. The shooting occurred about 9:20 p.m. Monday at the Walmart, 9301 Forest Lane. Canady was waiting in line to check out when he reached for his wallet, his gun fell and went off. Bullet fragments struck two children and an adult, Dallas police said Tuesday. Canady also was injured. The injuries were minor, police said. When an off-duty officer confronted him, Canady ran from the store. After a brief foot chase, Canady was arrested. Authorities say he has a concealed handgun permit. Yes...I just don't know how the 10's of miliions of other citizens around the world leave their homes without a gun. We know who the real pussies are. |
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Mr de wolf-
have you ever had a firearm pointed at you by someone that intended to use it to take your property away from you? I have- though I was armed, I chose to evade the situation by applying the gas peddle- I was parked in my cab and the perp was outside my car window- |
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the stick figures are HYSTERICAL! that made my day. LMFAO! |
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porwolf, are you a college graduate? If so, did your profs spoon feed you this stuff... Quote:
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