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Originally Posted by CrimsonTide
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Oh, and remember this: If that 115 grain winchester silvertip had penetrated 2" more in Miami, You would have never heard of the 40 Smith and Wesson.


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Originally Posted by RJM
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Better do some reading...Jerry Dove shot Platt...his partner Ben Grogan was the one who could not see...





You can always post it here and we can all learn, because it goes against what I read and saw on the presentation. Here is the video. It's addressed in here, but maybe he's wrong. (go to 29:50 in the video where the glasses issue is discussed).



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More like FBI agents died in the shootout because none of them could hit [bleep] for shinola and it took one FBI guy with his arm half blowed off and a riot gun at point blank to terminate the perps. MB


Well almost . The FBI agent who had the 9mm had apparently poor eyesight and lost his glasses in the imbroglio so he couldn't see well. His one hit was that 9mm round that stopped short...



Better do some reading...Jerry Dove shot Platt...his partner Ben Grogan was the one who could not see...






Sorry but it was Jerry Dove that lost his glasses and couldn't see well without them. Yes Jerry Dove is the one that shot Platt.



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The .22 Long Rifle has an excellent record on wild game.

Squirrels and grizzlies aren't the same, and neither are 120-lb hood rats and 240-lb meth heads. The latter comparison is always missing or poorly defined whenever I read up on shooting statistics. The results of the shooting are important, but so is WHAT was shot. There are plenty of bad guys, where if I could decide on the spot, I'd pick a .40 S&W over a 9mm.

I don't put much stake in cartridge 'shootability' comparisons. They always contain an "everything else the same" element that I can ignore. If I choose to select a cartridge with more power I can also choose a gun with more weight or barrel length. I can pick a 20-oz 9mm or a 30-oz .40 S&W and the shootability debate is moot.

The .40 S&W is a bigger hammer. I can offset any negatives with pistol size. Sure, gun size and weight can be a negative all by itself, but that sword cuts both ways - we can compare shooting times and accuracy of a mouse gun in 9mm and a .Hi-Power in 40 S&W.

Anyhow, I enjoy the debate.


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Originally Posted by JOG
The .22 Long Rifle has an excellent record on wild game.

Squirrels and grizzlies aren't the same, and neither are 120-lb hood rats and 240-lb meth heads. The latter comparison is always missing or poorly defined whenever I read up on shooting statistics. The results of the shooting are important, but so is WHAT was shot. There are plenty of bad guys, where if I could decide on the spot, I'd pick a .40 S&W over a 9mm.

I don't put much stake in cartridge 'shootability' comparisons. They always contain an "everything else the same" element that I can ignore. If I choose to select a cartridge with more power I can also choose a gun with more weight or barrel length. I can pick a 20-oz 9mm or a 30-oz .40 S&W and the shootability debate is moot.

The .40 S&W is a bigger hammer. I can offset any negatives with pistol size. Sure, gun size and weight can be a negative all by itself, but that sword cuts both ways - we can compare shooting times and accuracy of a mouse gun in 9mm and a .Hi-Power in 40 S&W.

Anyhow, I enjoy the debate.

I've got a .40 S&W conversion barrel for my Glock 20, and it's a positive pleasure to shoot with that barrel installed. Shot to shot placement is about like a Glock 19. I'd much rather carry the Glock 19, though.

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Jorge, this is just my opinion, but I think that half the known world transitioned to the 40 S&W because the FBI did. They were following the FBI's lead.

exactly! Here's another curve ball; the Secret Service uses the 357 SIG....


Why do they use the .357 SIG?

No idea, but I'm sure some government bureaucrat came up with the TOE>


The secret service has always had a "thing" with having something different. I remember some years back, they had Remington PSS rifles chambered for 7mm Rem Mag.


Just a WAG, but I’d think it has to do with barrier penetration. Doesn’t the 357Sig perform better than most in that area?


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Raise your hand if you'd feel under gunned performing police work with a G17.


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Just a WAG, but I’d think it has to do with barrier penetration. Doesn’t the 357Sig perform better than most in that area?


No.


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Just a WAG, but I’d think it has to do with barrier penetration. Doesn’t the 357Sig perform better than most in that area?


No.


Yes. There is no doubt about that. The 9 MMS +P nor the 45 ACP +P will not penetration hard barriers as well as the 357 Sig. The 357 Sig is the only service cartridge that I've shot that penetrated through 1/8" steel plate




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I’d seen where it was reported to, but no controlled tests.

Why would they use it? Sig give it to them cheap to launch a cartridge?


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Just a WAG, but I’d think it has to do with barrier penetration. Doesn’t the 357Sig perform better than most in that area?


No.


Yes. There is no doubt about that. The 9 MMS +O nor the 45 ACP +P will not penetration hard barriers as well as the 357 Sig. The 357 Sig us the only service cartridge that I've shot that peneyrated through 1/8" steel plate



What do they all do on a car door?


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Originally Posted by MadMooner
I’d seen where it was reported to, but no controlled tests.

Why would they use it? Sig give it to them cheap to launch a cartridge?


No idea.


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9mm and 45 +P will go through a car door if they do not hit the steel window roll up mechanism

The 357 Sig goes through with more force. Takes velocity to penetrate steel. in all fairness the 357 Sig from Underwood are advertised st 1475 FPS



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My point is that finding one loading of one type of cartridge that goes through one type of barrier isn't going to be the deciding factor when you're equipping 20K + cops.


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We hit 2K rounds before cadets leave the academy .



That should be a model for police training.


The guy running it is a stud.


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Originally Posted by jwp475
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Just a WAG, but I’d think it has to do with barrier penetration. Doesn’t the 357Sig perform better than most in that area?


No.


Yes. There is no doubt about that. The 9 MMS +P nor the 45 ACP +P will not penetration hard barriers as well as the 357 Sig. The 357 Sig is the only service cartridge that I've shot that penetrated through 1/8" steel plate


Wouldn't that be more a function of the specific bullet used?

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Just a WAG, but I’d think it has to do with barrier penetration. Doesn’t the 357Sig perform better than most in that area?


No.


Yes. There is no doubt about that. The 9 MMS +P nor the 45 ACP +P will not penetration hard barriers as well as the 357 Sig. The 357 Sig is the only service cartridge that I've shot that penetrated through 1/8" steel plate


Wouldn't that be more a function of the specific bullet used?


No bullet from 9am +P or 45 ACL +P penetrate q/8" plate.

JHP's in 357 Sig penetrated the 1/8" plate. Heavy brass jacketed flat points would penetrate one plate and leave a large dent on the second 1/8" plate

Speed penetrates steel



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No bullet from 9am +P or 45 ACL +P penetrate q/8" plate.

JHP's in 357 Sig penetrated the 1/8" plate. Heavy brass jacketed flat points would penetrate one plate and leave a large dent on the second 1/8" plate

Speed penetrates steel



Do they go through soft armor?


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