Nope. It's solid copper alloy.What's it gonna do when it hits something? Explode into powder?
Yeah but it's light, and it's haulin' ass. I'd be a lot more receptive to these solid copper rounds if they could get the price down.Nope. It's solid copper alloy.
If it held together it would, like a laser beam.but will it penetrate a frying pan
The really light 40gr varmint screamers explode like a sumbitch as soon as they hit something. Not good for SD. Unless you are defending yourself against rabbits and gophers.Why wouldn't it hold together? Lead 55 gr 5.56 don't disintegrate after going through a body or a pan.
Those are lead going at over 3300 fps.The really light 40gr varmint screamers explode like a sumbitch as soon as they hit something. Not good for SD. Unless you are defending yourself against rabbits and gophers.
What's the difference vs the heavier versions then?They say these penetrate 17 inches in gel.
The heavier versions are marked for hunting. They have more penetration. These fast ones are their defense line.What's the difference vs the heavier versions then?
Another problem: What would the POI of these be vs standard weight projectiles. Most non target handguns do not have any elevation adjustment so if the was a dramatic difference that could be a problem, most guns are going to be regulated for 115gr or 124gr loads at typical velocites.The heavier versions are marked for hunting. They have more penetration. These fast ones are their defense line.
You aren't going to be shooting these at 25 plus yards. How off can they possibly be? An inch if that.Another problem: What would the POI of these be vs standard weight projectiles. Most non target handguns do not have any elevation adjustment so if the was a dramatic difference that could be a problem, most guns are going to be regulated for 115gr or 124gr loads at typical velocites.
It possible for different loads of the same caliber to be off several inches in POI at that distance. That could be the difference between a hit and a miss.You aren't going to be shooting these at 25 plus yards. How off can they possibly be? An inch if that.
It's like having a stout 5.7x28. it should go through level 2's no problem.
You are overthinking things. This isn't a target load. I'm sure at 25 yards you aren't aiming for in between the eyes. Most people can't even get a headshot at that distance under stress and while the target is moving.It possible for different loads of the same caliber to be off several inches in POI at that distance. That could be the difference between a hit and a miss.
I want my defensive loads POI to match the POA as closely as possible. Can't be dickin' round with holds under stress.You are overthinking things. This isn't a target load. I'm sure at 25 yards you aren't aiming for in between the eyes. Most people can't even get a headshot at that distance under stress and while the target is moving.
Point and shoot. That's all you have to worry about. You aren't making shots in between the eyes at 25 yards.I want my defensive loads POI to match the POA as closely as possible. Can't be dickin' round with holds under stress.
+P doesn't get you another 200 fps for one thing. In the HST line it's you around 50 fpsPoint and shoot. That's all you have to worry about. You aren't making shots in between the eyes at 25 yards.
From all the forums I've read about this particular round, you are the only one saying this.
You might as well drop all +P's while you are at it. The extra 200 fps could fuck you up.
Those extra 50 fps will fuck you up at 50 yards. Don't ever shot 147's either. That's 200 fps of deviation. More with +P++P doesn't get you another 200 fps for one thing. In the HST line it's you around 50 fps
Now you are just being facetious. Surely you can see the difference between a 60gr projectile at 2000+ fps and a 124gr projectile at 1150 fps is substantial. Ergo the change in POI may well be substantial as well.That'll fuck you up at 50 yards. Don't ever shot 147's either. That's 200 fps of deviation.
The 65 grainer would be flatter. Win, win at 100 yards.Now you are just being facetious. Surely you can see the difference between a 60gr projectile at 2000+ fps and a 124gr projectile at 1150 fps is substantial. Ergo the change in POI may well be substantial as well.