After having read this thread, my confidence in my .45 and 9mms is shaken. More rounds aint the answer, .44 magnum is the answer. That BG wasn't staying still long enough to get a CNS shot, until he played peek-a-boo from beneath the car - and two head shots later he STILL HAD VITAL SIGNS!
... and you thought cops were too heavy to carry before!
Thats why bigger is not always better, and a good reason to carry ..at least.. one other handgun (rifles in the truck).
An dont be skeered ..Taurus Raging Bull 454 casull aint nothin to be ashamed of, dont let the haters get to ya man...
there are precisely 7,000 grains per avoirdupois pound, and 5,760 grains per troy pound or apothecaries pound.
so 33350 divided by7000 is 4.7 lbs......5760 is 5. 8 lbs...jussayin
so 33350 divided by7000 is 4.7 lbs......5760 is 5. 8 lbs...jussayin
Why? I've never downloaded any magazine on duty or otherwise.
What a story! Thanks for posting.
2 reasons. Reliability, but that's less any issue with modern equipment. Secondly and more importantly fast positive reloads under pressure, a fully stuffed magazine magazine on a bolt/slide forward reload is harder to positively seat.
FWIW, Glock 21 mags are notorious for having a round completely untensioned when loaded to 13. The subsequent rattle is loud and annoying.
I still load mine to full capacity.
Why not? It worked for the FBI *cough*Miami Shootout*cough*...
...which led to them adopting 10mm, albeit briefly...
