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I'd like to do some range testing on this product...if I ever get my hands one some.
elsueco, Cobrapilot, Checkminus and 22 others like this
I'd like to do some range testing on this product...if I ever get my hands one some.
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elsueco 11 years ago
Looks like a Transformer.
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JakeLonergan 11 years ago
"Ammobots" instead of "Autobots"?
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57plymouth 11 years ago
I bet it doesn't feed reliably in all weapons with those serrations. I'd want to run several mags through before I'd trust it.
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JakeLonergan 11 years ago
It seems to me they were being used only in revolvers so maybe there is a federally-mandated warning label that ammo manufacturers put on the box; "Revolver Use Only, Not Approved For Use In Any Semi-Automatic Weapon Of Mass Destruction."
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LSUTigersFan 11 years ago
Geez, I know. Your feed ramps would have to be polished like glass.
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JakeLonergan 11 years ago
I think you have to be dead to get this stuff. Even then, it's probably a LEO-only product.
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05tacoma 11 years ago
I'll second the thought on the potential for FTF.
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asray 11 years ago
"9 separate wound channels"?
I own several guns and am ardent supporter of the 2nd amendment, but I can't see anything good from something like this.
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BenW 11 years ago
Sadly true. Just like the old Winchester Black Talons (which I still have a few boxes of). Regardless of whether it performs well or not, I'd hate to end up in court over a self-defense shooting and have the other side's lawyer zero in on the name of the "deadly" (what ammo isn't?) round I used. Especially when your average jury member these days is not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
It might be something to have fun with at the range, but I'll stick to the Federal Personal Defense rounds for the CCW and nightstand guns.
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