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?...... boolits! I had a Walther a loong time ago. When I was lucky to get someone to buy ammo for me. I was like, 16 or 17. Had a WW II holster with some kraut,s name written in it.
A hit with a 32 is better than 6 misses with a 44!
And better than a sharp stick.
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One of the writers of yesteryear use to say "I will take a 25 acp in the eye than a 44 to the thumb."
Do not rightly remember who though.....
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I think that was Ol' One Eye Jack that said that ... He got what he wished for.
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RE: If you only had a 32 acp ... ----------------------------------- I have a nickeled frame/black grips model of one of these ... http://www.cz-usa.com/products/view/vz-61-skorpionBut in reality it won't do anything more than my little Beretta Tomcat ... (with two extra extended-mags.)
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RE: If you only had a 32 acp ... ----------------------------------- I have a nickeled frame/black grips model of one of these ... http://www.cz-usa.com/products/view/vz-61-skorpionBut in reality it won't do anything more than my little Beretta Tomcat ... (with two extra extended-mags.) Without the shoulder stock, like you say, might as well have a standard style auto pistol. With a shoulder stock, I could see the advantage.
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I bought a few boxes of the buffalo bore. They feed and eject perfectly.
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I bought a few boxes of the buffalo bore. They feed and eject perfectly. What gun?
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I don't carry it, but my Dad's CZ27 is loaded with Win 71 gr FMJ and is at the ready if called on.
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I bought a few boxes of the buffalo bore. They feed and eject perfectly. What gun? Beretta tomcat
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You'd load it up with some Seecamp?
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I sometimes carry a Seecamp as a back-up, to my main-carry TOMCAT!
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The one in the chamber would be Buffalo Bore 75 gr. Hardcast Flat Nose (1150 fps/ M.E. 220 ft. lbs.) This is a badazz load. penetrated 16 layers of denim and 14" of gel!!!!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrKDnLLUd-Y
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The one in the chamber would be Buffalo Bore 75 gr. Hardcast Flat Nose (1150 fps/ M.E. 220 ft. lbs.) This is a badazz load. penetrated 16 layers of denim and 14" of gel!!!!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrKDnLLUd-Y The guy complains about a tiny wound channel. That's the rationale for the round to start with, i.e., no deformation for maximum penetration. I guess he didn't get that.
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32's are not known for large wound channels, he apparently missed that point as well.
I got banned on another web site for a debate that happened on this site. That's a first
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The one in the chamber would be Buffalo Bore 75 gr. Hardcast Flat Nose (1150 fps/ M.E. 220 ft. lbs.) This is a badazz load. penetrated 16 layers of denim and 14" of gel!!!!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrKDnLLUd-Y The guy complains about a tiny wound channel. That's the rationale for the round to start with, i.e., no deformation for maximum penetration. I guess he didn't get that. Looks to me like the round did what it was suppose to do.
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