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Originally Posted by KevinGibson
Originally Posted by Beargrease

Do you volunteer to get shot then? Should bounce right off. smile
That's not what I'm getting at. My point is the Marshall/Sanow %% are not credible at all. Come one, do you REALLY think that there are handgun loads that have a 96% chance of incapacitating someone with one shot?


well, now that you mention it...




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Originally Posted by Bigbuck215
Originally Posted by Cheyenne
Just get some good anecdotal evidence from a statistician and you are good to go! Heck, I killed a deer with a .32 Seecamp about 25 years ago.*


Ha! Me, too, only mine had been hit by a car and acted as though his back was broken. Very nice buck. I stuck my Seecamp right behind his ear and one shot was all it took.

I called Larry Seecamp right after I received my 32 and he told me that the gun was engineered to work the best with Silvertips but I carried it loaded with Glaser Saftey Slugs. Worked good on that deer.


That makes yours a one shot stop. My deer took two shots total, so it doesn't count.


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Course I was only about six inches from mine and using Glasers.


The Mayans had it right. If you�re going to predict the future, it�s best to aim far beyond your life expectancy, lest you wind up red-faced in a bunker overstocked with Spam and ammo.


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I have a KelTec that I carry every now and then. It makes me feel better than carrying nothing -- but not much. I carry it when I would not carry anything larger for various reasons. At the time I purchased it I was advised to use Federal Cartridge Hydra-Shoks. It has never jammed with them and I can hit a gallon jug @ 20 feet regularly. This makes the jug mad! grin

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Originally Posted by T LEE
Walther PPK in .32 was the suicide gun.
A good second place to the Soviet Army for how many Generals it killed. Of course Tojo went American; and screwed up.

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I still smile every time I see the title of this thread.


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Originally Posted by T LEE
Walther PPK in .32 was the suicide gun.


Didn't bounce off the skull that time.

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I carry a .32 NAA Guardian everyday in a pocket loaded with W-W Silvertips and add a real gun when I'm out and about.

May not stop a charging grizzly but I'd rather have it and a fighting chance than peeing in my panties without a choice.

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