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He was taken to a hospital in critical condition but died. Or are you not talking about Vester Flanagan?
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I'm having trouble finding any breakdown of what weapon was used per-victim to see how much the .22 contributed. For some reason I was under the impression he carried two .22 pistols this whole time and was able to reach the high score that way, but my world has been flipped upside-down. Requesting that the next red99 breakdown rampage perpetrator use .22lr exclusively so we can assess how practical the caliber is for slaughtering humans. | |||
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That above comment could not be farther from the truth, and any amount of minuscule research on your part would show you that. First off lets start with the Military. The Military, does what it can to buy in bulk and save money. Look at their current side arm issued to the Military. It is a pos and anyone in the service will tell you the same. But there is a reason they still use it: cost. They also want to stay in line with Nato so they stick to 9 mm. Since most side pieces in Nato are chambered in 9×19mm Parabellum round. Now lets look at the major fundamental difference between the military and Police forces. American military personnel are trained to suppress followed by ambush attacks. Suppress your aggressor with suppression fire, and follow up with ambush tactics. Police forces are taught much different then that. Unload until your aggressor is no longer a threat. Usually in 3 shot bursts, 2 to the torso one to the head. Now lets look at where that plays into police forces and Military forces going more towards the 9×19mm Parabellum round over the 45 acp or 357 magnum load. Military forces: Cost trumps all, followed by Nato standardization. Police forces: More ammunition per magazine resulting in a better chance to eliminate your threat. 19 compared to 8 is a big difference in bullet capacity. But note that, most of your old school cops with experience still trust there 8 shot 1911 auto over a noobie cops Glock. There is a reason for that level of trust, 1911 in 45 acp is a proven winner. The 9×19mm Parabellum is a higher velocity than normal round which grants better armor penetration. The 357 and 45 carry a lot more kinetic energy behind them resulting in a much more substantial amount of stopping power and more expansion resulting in a larger created wound cavity. When figuring in Kinetic Energy, here is a look at some figures so you can see the difference. The 357 greatly prevails over 45 or 9mm, but as a revolver round, you are limited on capacity, but not reliability. •.357 Mag, 158 gr. XTP at 1250 fps MV: 548 ft. lbs. ME, 464 ft. lbs. at 50 yards, 404 ft. lbs. at 100 yards, 327 ft. lbs. at 200 yards •.357 Mag, 180 gr. XTP at 1150 fps MV: 528 ft. lbs. ME, 466 ft. lbs. at 50 yards, 420 ft. lbs. at 100 yards, 354 ft. lbs. at 200 yards •9x19mm, 147 gr. XTP at 1000 fps MV: 326 ft. lbs. ME, 298 ft. lbs. at 50 yards, 275 ft. lbs. at 100 yards, 238 ft. lbs. at 200 yards •.45 ACP, 230 gr. XTP at 850 fps MV: 369 ft. lbs. ME, 342 ft. lbs. at 50 yards, 318 ft. lbs. at 100 yards, 277 ft. lbs. at 200 yards I'd take a good revolver chambered in 357 magnum or a well made 1911 in 45 acp over a spray and pray glock, any day of the week. But that's just me. Any gun, is better than no gun. Even a cheap RG 22 revolver. | |||
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I love what you have done with the server, p1999 is the best!!1110ne Don't taze me bro~ (Also, I forgot to mention that there are larger capacity mags for 45 than 7, I was just referring to your standard 1911 mag.) | ||
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Also I will say though that 40 caliber is a shit round. It has too much recoil, sometimes noticeably more than a 45 ( I know this from first hand experience owning both 40 and 45 autos), with less stopping power than a 45 round. If I had to choose, I would actually use 9mm over a 40 caliber handgun. The recoil produced from a 40 is not worth the small amount of gained stopping power over a 9mm cartridge.
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You guys realize you're talking about bullets and guns and shit in a thread about a guy shooting a coworker? Yikes
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