Some Handgun Bullet Sizes - A Reminder
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JimT
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Some Handgun Bullet Sizes - A Reminder
When arguing calibers, it might be good to remember that it ain't all that easy to tell what's what sometimes. I mean, often we are talking about the thickness of a playing card.
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Re: Some Handgun Bullet Sizes - A Reminder
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Especially as they get larger. I've heard folks argue the .458" is superior to the .452", even at the same weight and velocity.
I can't believe that.
I do think there is a minimum needed diameter to make a good bleedout hole or thoracic air vent that won't close off too much to be effective.
Especially as they get larger. I've heard folks argue the .458" is superior to the .452", even at the same weight and velocity.
I can't believe that.
I do think there is a minimum needed diameter to make a good bleedout hole or thoracic air vent that won't close off too much to be effective.
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