MSC 45ACP
Regular Member
imported post
You aren't a nut, really. I've carried Goldern Sabres since I asked my old family doctor (who was Ship's Surgeon aboard USS IOWA during Korea) what he thought about different rounds.
He had experience in Korea and into private practice in Norfolk at DePaul until he retired in the early 80's. He had performed surgery on many gunshot victims over the years. When I showed him a Golden Sabre and asked what he thought about them, he told me he had taken two of them out of a guy that tried to rob the Tinee Giant convenience store on Thole (near Tidewater Dr). he said they had done so much damage inside the guy it looked like "a bomb had gone off inside him". he couldn't save the guy because the rounds had "grabbed" stuff during expansion and pulled them right through the exit point. There was no chance of repairing the guy's intestines because so much was MISSING from the area. You can't fix what isn't there anymore. That gave me a warm fuzzy about carrying them...
You aren't a nut, really. I've carried Goldern Sabres since I asked my old family doctor (who was Ship's Surgeon aboard USS IOWA during Korea) what he thought about different rounds.
He had experience in Korea and into private practice in Norfolk at DePaul until he retired in the early 80's. He had performed surgery on many gunshot victims over the years. When I showed him a Golden Sabre and asked what he thought about them, he told me he had taken two of them out of a guy that tried to rob the Tinee Giant convenience store on Thole (near Tidewater Dr). he said they had done so much damage inside the guy it looked like "a bomb had gone off inside him". he couldn't save the guy because the rounds had "grabbed" stuff during expansion and pulled them right through the exit point. There was no chance of repairing the guy's intestines because so much was MISSING from the area. You can't fix what isn't there anymore. That gave me a warm fuzzy about carrying them...