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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 3386144" data-attributes="member: 5412">.40 came into disfavor because the new rules about diversification came into effect and the limp&nbsp; wristed&nbsp; couldn&#039;t handle the recoil. It was the Round the FBI favored but some of the &quot;cadre&quot; couldn&#039;t handle it, and they had to be politically correct and financially correct to the legislators that give them money, no matter if it cost lives. The same &quot; super magic modern development among the 9 mm rounds has been encompassed across the manufactures offerings.The &quot;science&quot;&nbsp; about the 9mm is nothing magical. The same bullet technology is used in the .45 ACP and every other bullet in the product line. Is the Hornady SST 9mm bullet more lethal than the . 45 SST bullet at equal velocities?I challenge anyone to show me how the 9mm is more effective at equal velocities because of the &quot;modern development&quot;Vs a 9mm from the 90&#039;sIn a hi cap pistol that LEO and common folk use.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 3386144, member: 5412"] .40 came into disfavor because the new rules about diversification came into effect and the limp wristed couldn't handle the recoil. It was the Round the FBI favored but some of the "cadre" couldn't handle it, and they had to be politically correct and financially correct to the legislators that give them money, no matter if it cost lives. The same " super magic modern development among the 9 mm rounds has been encompassed across the manufactures offerings. The "science" about the 9mm is nothing magical. The same bullet technology is used in the .45 ACP and every other bullet in the product line. Is the Hornady SST 9mm bullet more lethal than the . 45 SST bullet at equal velocities? I challenge anyone to show me how the 9mm is more effective at equal velocities because of the "modern development"Vs a 9mm from the 90's In a hi cap pistol that LEO and common folk use. [/QUOTE]

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