Johnathan Napalm
Black Belt
lol That is .50 to you. Would a ported barrel help? The Barrett M82A1 does not kick any worse than the 12 gauge, due to its muzzle brake. A ported barrel would reduce muzzle flip.
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Originally posted by Zhao Dai Wei
....Hmmm, I'm not sure where you learned math but 410 is a bigger number than 369. You can go into momentum and the like but that is generally used for slide energy and has nothing to do with how hard a bullet 'hits' someone....
What sources, other than yourself spreading lies? Oh EXCUSE the heck out of me. The Glock Talk forum where your "Guns&Ammo" crowd hangs out? LMAO! Yeah, great sources of factual info there! Every Dick and Harry are know-it-all and can post trash there. So, if that forum is your sources of information, e'nuf said already, dude!As to Hackworth, I AGAIN, provided resourses into his 'account' of the Berreta that showed his errors. Your choosing to ignore those sources does not negate their validity.
Bullets DO NOT knock people down, period, end of story. Maybe in your world they do but not in the real world. If bullets DO knock people down then answer this question for all of us here reading this...
Um... I'm talking about a Desert Eagle. A hunting weapon, not a self-defense weapon.Originally posted by Johnathan Napalm
lol That is .50 to you. Would a ported barrel help? The Barrett M82A1 does not kick any worse than the 12 gauge, due to its muzzle brake. A ported barrel would reduce muzzle flip.
Originally posted by Zhao Dai Wei
...If you want to continue believing in 'energy transfer' then by all means do so. But I will take you to task for spreading your nonsense to others. It is all and only about function, penetration and accuracy under stress.
Answer my question.....
What is your real world experience?
If a .45 will knock you down as you have claimed numerous times here, why oh why didn't 6 direct COM rifle hits even faze the VC. Remember, rifle rounds have vastly more energy than handgun rounds. So If a .45 will knock someone down....surely a rifle will as well. Please explain to all of us here why a rifle and even a shotgun will not. I have supplied examples of both that are easily verifiable.....
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Do you need reading glasses? I have posted links and then reposted the actual articles about 45 knocking you dead on your ***! WHAT IS YOUR PROBLEM? GO read those battlefield reports, for crying out loud. Do you want me to read them to you?
Take me to task? LMAO Oh Pleeeze! Those articles about battlefield feedback from soldiers who fought with 9mm and 45, have taken YOU to task already. lol
LMAO, Why don't you try to twist those field reports into something else. Nice try in pretending they are Hackworth's agenda.
This is going places fast.I'm sorry you don't understand the math behind energy transfer/kinetic energy etc. They are well documented. And to everyone else here who is not blinded by Guns n Ammo I would suggest the International Wound Ballistics Association and Firearmstactical with Shawn Dodson. Some of my 'buddies' from Glock talk.
Again, real world result and basic science regarding impact kinetic energy transfer have proven beyond any shred of doubt that the more energy transferred to the target, the greater the degree of damage done to the tissue of the target. Simple science, Watson.
It is a proven fact that enrgy transfer delivers the knock down power. If your bogus claim holds any water, all hunting ammo will have steelcore and ammor piecing capability. On the contrary, you want a "MUSHROOMING" ammo. What is that, huh? The mushrooming effect shreds larger amount of tissue. In physics, this is called energy transfer.
If you have a clean wound, b/c the bullet over penetrated and sailed down the street, all the energy was carry down the street in that flying bullet. Lack of energy transfer, my friend. This is beyond dispute.
OK, I am sick of educating you on something you ought to have known.
Quit your Gun mag insult. 1, I don't even read those, hence your baseless assumption is irrelevant. 2. It is getting old. Your assumption of facts is beyond imagination.
On the contrary, my reputation is not at stake here. Yours however, have been questioned on various threads and topics. It is your own fault that you made lots of claims to credit and fame that you can't back it up. Please do not project your dilemma onto me. I don't have your problem.I am so suprised you haven't drawn out the M & S OSS study or the LOL Straousburg tests yet. Face it partner, YOU are the armchair commando and are just pissed off that someone is challenging your nonsense. And the reason I'm slamming you so hard is that your 80's dribble could very well get someone here killed. Turn off the TV and start reading some PROFESSIONAL journal that are involved with something the rest of us like to call real life.
Please do not try to transplant your own sources of information onto me.
You are obviously, either by ignorance, willful negigence or vested interest, purposefully mislead readers by falsely presenting the criticism on the 9mm, as Hackworth's own opinion. On the contrary, any one who read the article, can see crystal clear that the views expressed reflect the soldiers who actually used 9mm and 45 in battle. Which brings to another point. Battlefield feedback outweight your gelatin balistics test, my friend. LMAO. Who do people want to believe? The soldiers who fight for their lives or the researchers?BTW, there are vastly more people who ARE experts that completely disagree with Hackworth's articles on the 9mm. I have supplied numerous sources for the reader's here to check out. You have several questions to answer my friend.
I post the facts .
People can check them out themselves
Not even rubber bullets knock you back, but the rioters will most likely go to the ground for safety or fall because they just did.Originally posted by DAC..florida
I work in law enforcement and dispite what any articles or reports say any round fired from a hand gun will not force someone to fly backwards. Fortunately i have never had to shoot anyone myself but i have seen people who have been shot and seen people shot right in front of me. I have never witnessed but have read some reports of people who have watched to many movies and their brains were programed to fall or fly backwards upon being shot, but scientifically NO ROUND FIRED FROM A HANDGUN CAN THROW YOU OR PUSH YOU BACKWARD. Unless you have seen someone get shot you can believe whatever you hear or read but that my friends is the truth.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO PROVE THIS AT HOME!!!!!!!
Training hard breeds warriors.
Could it possibly be that the reason for agencys issuing the 9mm is because beancounters made the decision as to what is the most economical. Why didn't the 'double tap' policy (shoot them twice) come into play until the 9mm became widely used by law enforcement? I have a .45 kimber and a .40 browining highpower and the difference in recoil is negligable. The .40 is 'sharper' but follow up shots are about the same. If you want light recoil, penetration, and lots of rounds in your magazine then maybe you should consider carrying a .22 .Originally posted by DAC..florida
Jonathan napalm
I dont know where you get your info from but again i must disagree with you. I have been through law a enforcement academy and many law enforcement seminars, you claim that leo prefer the .45 over the 9mm thats a croc... I have yet to see a law enforcement agency actively using a .45 as thier issued side arms. Most agencies issue a .40 as the primary weapon, the F.B.I usually sets the trend in the current weapons for leo(check it out). There are a few local agencies that still use the 9mm but I cant think of any in this area who use a .45 . The agency that I am employed with gives you the choice between thier issued glock 17 9mm or you could buy your own either .40 or .45 and i cant think of anyone that carries a .45. I also hope you at least looked at ZDW's profile before arguing with him on this subject because I did and like myself he also works in law enfocement.
I only offer the truth from the trenches and the local ,state and federal law enfocment officers whom i have talked with and not the gun makers or salesman who write articles making false claims to persuade the buyers to puchase the more pricy larger cal. weapons.
Please dont think I hate the .45 I just dont care for the recoil and time it takes to fire multiple shots on target.
Law enforcement is DIFFERENT from military.Originally posted by DAC..florida
Jonathan napalm
I dont know where you get your info from but again i must disagree with you. I have been through law a enforcement academy and many law enforcement seminars, you claim that leo prefer the .45 over the 9mm thats a croc... I have yet to see a law enforcement agency actively using a .45 as thier issued side arms. Most agencies issue a .40 as the primary weapon, the F.B.I usually sets the trend in the current weapons for leo(check it out). There are a few local agencies that still use the 9mm but I cant think of any in this area who use a .45 . The agency that I am employed with gives you the choice between thier issued glock 17 9mm or you could buy your own either .40 or .45 and i cant think of anyone that carries a .45. I also hope you at least looked at ZDW's profile before arguing with him on this subject because I did and like myself he also works in law enfocement.
I only offer the truth from the trenches and the local ,state and federal law enfocment officers whom i have talked with and not the gun makers or salesman who write articles making false claims to persuade the buyers to puchase the more pricy larger cal. weapons.
Please dont think I hate the .45 I just dont care for the recoil and time it takes to fire multiple shots on target.