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  • #16
    m98
    Veteran Member
    • Jul 2005
    • 4088

    Answer for reliable pistola bullet expansion:



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    10mm. Because .45ACP just doesn't cut it anymore. <Trailerparktrash>

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    • #17
      Craigwood
      Member
      • Sep 2010
      • 265

      Originally posted by serrogate
      I've talked to a couple LEOs about this and they said 357 and 44 don't use for home defense because they're more likely to go thru the walls along with hitting the perp and to use 40 or 45 hp, that it's the safest
      This seems to make sense for the 357 or 44mag. You would not to put your good neighbors in any danger. Unless you are sure to hit your mark.
      "One Useless Man is a Shame. Two are a Law firm. Three or More are a Congress".

      'John Adams'

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      • #18
        Beelzy
        Calguns Addict
        • Apr 2008
        • 9224

        Hmm, Let me recall.....

        When I shot Hornady 357 and 44 mag JHP's into drywall the cavities just filled up with Gypsum. They only barely started to expand.
        "I kill things for a living, don't make yourself one of them"

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        • #19
          dieselpower
          Banned
          • Jan 2009
          • 11471

          I must again post this link. people really need to read this.



          10/27/2006: Initial release.
          10/30/2006: Incorporated feedback from Doctor Roberts, including major updates to 6.8mm, .30carbine, and .308 section. New bullets added for 9mm, .357SIG, .40S&W and .45ACP.
          11/10/2006: Updated information on Barnes bullets to list Cor-Bon as the primary distributor.
          12/26/2006: Minor update to list of 9mm ammo
          1/3/2007: Update to include paragraph to point out bullet performance is measured in shades of gray.
          1/5/2007: Added Wolf MC to the list of 7.62x39 ammo
          2/5/2007: Added links to more Federal HST workshops, added more info on .38spl Gold Dot.
          2/17/2007: Changed some links to diagrams of military rifle bullets performance in gelatin
          4/4/2007: Updated availability of Barnes XPB loaded ammo to include Federal
          5/14/2007: Added russian rifle caliber wounding effects link
          5/28/2007: Added info from OddJob's post in TheFiringLine
          1/26/2008: Correction to Speer .40 180gr GDHP load (thanks to mcornell)
          4/18/2008: Added data for .44 magnum
          4/23/2008: Changed links of DocGKR's photos to point to the Arfcom server
          5/8/2008: Rev 2.0, moved into HTML format

          6/19/2008: Added pics of 75gr gelatin shots, updated recommended pistol bullets.

          6/21/2008: Added pics of Molon's pistol bullet comparison

          10/21/2008: More info/pics about .38spl and .44mag

          10/31/2008: Added some info from DocGKR about short barrel ammo.

          11/20/2008: Added links to Federal's wound ballistics worksops

          1/26/2009: Added Speer Gold Dot .30 carbine load

          2/4/2009: Updated .223 rifle loads by DocGKR, minor cosmetic changes

          2/16/2009: Improved formatting, added bookmark quick links

          2/19/2009: Added new test info by Doctor Roberts

          2/21/2009: Updated 6.8SPC info, simplified the look of a few reviews

          2/22/2009: Minor update to Barnes stuff, shotgun load selection.

          2/28/2009: Minor update to the Federal/HST info.

          3/15/2009: Added info for 200gr GDHP

          5/21/2009: Added info for M855/193 and fleet yaw issue

          8/1/2009: Added section about overpenetration

          1/4/2010: Added link to Shotgun Ammo FAQ.

          2/4/2010: Added Hornady LE rifle ammo.

          2/5/2010: Added Federal/Speer catalogs.

          10/5/2010: Revised recommended loads for .223

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          • #20
            Interloper
            Veteran Member
            • Nov 2009
            • 2680

            With all the calibers you listed, it's a fair bet that even if the projectile did fully expand, it would still penetrate two sheets of drywall and enter the next room with enough energy to kill someone.

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