am i the only one that uses regular target rounds for my carry weapons. i mean really, god forbid i ever had to shoot somebody in self defense. do you really think a perp is going to be worried if the bullet inside his body was a hollow point or a ball round. target ammo will get the job done for a fraction of the cost of so called "defense rounds".
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Originally posted by bowhunter45 View Postam i the only one that uses regular target rounds for my carry weapons. i mean really, god forbid i ever had to shoot somebody in self defense. do you really think a perp is going to be worried if the bullet inside his body was a hollow point or a ball round. target ammo will get the job done for a fraction of the cost of so called "defense rounds".
But if was just a cost issue, I think that I would buy some hollow points that "might" perform better in a given situation.
Will the perp worry about it? Not at all. Will he have a slightly better chance of dying from the hollow points that may do more damage? Probably.
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Originally posted by bowhunter45 View Postam i the only one that uses regular target rounds for my carry weapons. i mean really, god forbid i ever had to shoot somebody in self defense. do you really think a perp is going to be worried if the bullet inside his body was a hollow point or a ball round. target ammo will get the job done for a fraction of the cost of so called "defense rounds".
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Originally posted by iamntxhunter View PostI would take a little more time to consider what you are contemplating and see if it still makes sense. I would venture to say that confronted with the worst of circumstances you would be wishing you had spent a little more money on those defensive rounds.
You are responsible for every round that leaves your gun. Having to justify your self defense shooting will be enough of a headache. Don't want to add a lawsuit for hitting an innocent person as well.
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Energy transfer.
Are you trying to punch little holes, or are you trying to stop someone from injuring or killing yourself and your loved ones?
A RN punches little holes and keeps on going. Yes, it does damage, but wastes alot of energy when it exits the body and endangers others.
A good jacketed HP expands, does more damage due to a larger wound channel, and exhausts ALL of its energy in the body, causing increased shock to the body.
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