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• Posted in thread: Which Round on 05/18/2012 at 6:36PM
  Bullet caliber has less to do with killing power than does the construction of the bullet and the amount
  of energy delivered at impact. For example, a 6mm Remington 100-grain bullet leaving the muzzle...

• Posted in thread: what was everyones first gun? on 04/29/2012 at 1:52AM
  When I was 11, I shot a Ruger Mark I Target pistol. At the time I knew almost nothing about the gun. I
  remember it had a tapered barrel and was very accurate. We were shooting old beer cans out in the...

• Posted in thread: Everyone says don't get a 9mm?? on 11/29/2011 at 9:22AM
  A 38 special round is generally not very powerful, but it can be! For target practice, shoot low-velocity
  wadcutters or semi-wadcutters, or even shoot ball ammo, which is usually pretty cheap. But for...

• Posted in thread: Everyone says don't get a 9mm?? on 11/29/2011 at 9:03AM
  "I've never seen a batter even stumble--let alone get "knocked down"--when a pitcher throws a wild one."
  I don't know how much baseball games you've played in or watched, but I've played in and watche...

• Posted in thread: Everyone says don't get a 9mm?? on 11/29/2011 at 8:35AM
  Sorry, but I wouldn't call the .380 round "stupid" or a "waste of money." It makes a very good back-up IF
  loaded with +P jacketed hollow points. Tests have shown the hot +P .380 rounds to be "one shot...

• Posted in thread: University Allows Concealed Carry on 11/28/2011 at 10:51PM
  "In an active shooter scenario like the one that occurred at Virginia Tech, a student or faculty member
  with a gun would only make things worse." Just remember, it's the liberal gun-grabbers who make ...

• Posted in thread: Everyone says don't get a 9mm?? on 11/28/2011 at 10:36PM
  For its size and caliber, the 9mm is an excellent round. If you're worried about stopping power, there
  are many different brands of very powerful 9mm that you can buy. They include Federal Hydro-Shok,...