RedBowTies88

I still wanna do my own testing,... I wanna test 5.56/.223 from close ranges not to mention a multitude of other ammo

That only applies to a single projectile however. You can't use the sum weight of a group of shot to develope a useful energy reading. And ray, seriously? 20 feet (<7 yards) this video was recorded at. Was there one big one in the block of jelly? why do you think a person will be different?

You can't have too much transfer. You want to know them down if possible and slugs have the best chance of doing just that. His tests show also over penetration with slugs will be far less common then most would believe

For comparison please see..

This test was done at just shy of 7 yards (21 feet)... 95% of the shot went in a whopping 4 inches. You really think thats gonna stop a bad guy oon some bath salts? Let alone a zombie. It couldn't even stop dick cheney and he's older then smokeless powder!

People were several layers in the winter as well as thick heavy coats.. I think 4 layers of denim is reasonable

Indeed, personally I use 12ga minislugs. The test of the slug he did was most impressive... the whole damn block flipped over when it got hit

So maybe after this we can all take a break from beating the deceased equine for a little while. I'm a big fan of this gentlemans channel. The best ammo tests I've seen on youtube by far. Anyway take a look and see what you think. Then check out his other videos as well. Hopefully this hasen't been posted before.

missed it this time , too busy working on the range to get up there.

I think heavy is a very fair trade off if it means controlling your shots better, My carry gun would be considered heavy by most but once its in pocket or IWB you forget about it rather quickly. The weight isnt a hinderance at all

A rail might be hard, Also you mentioned (or it seemed like you mentioned) you want the higher capicity for possible BUG matches. As far as I know all guns in a BUG match are limited to 5 rounds. If you can deal with a 3.3" barrel (still good for bug matches) then you can look into the walther PPK like as well as Bersa (.32 or .380) and possibly a P64 (my own personal carry gun in 9x18) none of which are 9x19 though. The only gun I can think of that is 9x19 and a <3" barrel is the rohrbaugh r9 and thats pretty pricey as well as not very heavy at all.

In that case this is definitely something to consider http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/60901/Marlin+1895+GBL+45-70+18+12%22+5%2B1 This gun can take handloaded 405 gr bullets and chuck them right around 2000fps.

Kicking a zombie anywhere near the mouth is clearly a bad idea Of all times for this to happen i had to be low on ammo now

I was forced to buy a $2 trigger lock when I bought my 22/45. He said though that if i bring the lock back for each new gun that would be good enough...

Thanks! definitely need to grab a few. Charcoal all the way!

I think the only way a c@r will help you beat ogam is if you can aquire the handguns out of state. Is nics waved with a c&r? And what about transfer fees from an 01ffl? I'm sure they must charge you something but if there's less paperwork for them maybe they won't hit you as badly.

You know, I was wondering...what if you replaced the mag spring with one so weak that it would never work in an autoloader? It would have time to raise the round before you can manually close the bolt but not fast enough for the much faster semi auto's

Agreed, wouldn't mind heading out to sarco and coming home with a few new pistols Wonder if you HAVE to have a safe at your location to store your firearms?...

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Interesting... If not you can just use your NJ hunter ed cert for FL right?

Then why was the 28ga prototype shot down? (By the feds I believe)...

Yea it only takes me about 40 minutes to get through DE.. all one road too what a breeze

Luckily I wont be going anywhere near Dover

I'm talking about loaded though Fopa won't cover that. I could leave it cased until I get to MD but If I can do it in DE as well why not... Thread I started on MDshooters http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?p=1661486#post1661486

I know it isn't NJ but figured this would be a good place post it. Heading down to OCMD for the cruise,... From what I can find it seems that carrying a loaded long gun in your vehicle is legal in MD (still check to be sure). DE I'm having a harder time figuring out.. I know you have to OC handguns in vehicle but cant find much on long guns. I'm hoping my UT CCW will cover it.. anyone have any insight for me?