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Their 9mm JHP tests very poorly in every test of it I’ve seen. In most cases it shows no expansion and simply zips through the test medium like a FMJ.
This will go nicely on my Spikes Tactical build with my Punisher dust cover but where am I supposed to put my Tac-Sac?
Doesn’t Smith&Wesson make a compensated model of the shield already? Performance Center model?
10mm version?
During the 50’s (1951) the British army actually put into service a bullpup rifle chambered in a nice little .280 calibre. The EM-2 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/EM-2_rifle . By accounts it was an excellent cartridge and weapon system, but discarded for the NATO 7.62 in order to comply with standardization pushed bt the US who had a boner for the M14. The idea was a medium range (500yd) bullet. However, British army doctrine has always been dominated by a strict marksmanship requirement at the level of each individual Soldier, without which a 300 yard plus cartridge doesn’t make much sense.
One of my uncles had an original back in the ‘70’s.
I remember it beign rather pleasant to shoot.