marrero jeff
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is that an fn 5seven on the left?
is that an fn 5seven on the left?
Unfortunately :/is that an fn 5seven on the left?
Thank you sir, I hit the range around noon today with the CZput 150 rnds down range with no problems and 200 thru the 5.7 and 50 thru theLCP 380 rnds are so damn hard to find and expensive also,so I have to pace myself with it!!!!im likin the cz alot
its an ugly gun but if you get attacked by a BG in body armor it'll take care of the situation pretty well.......marrero jeff wrote:Unfortunately :/is that an fn 5seven on the left?
I really dont understand the 5.7x28 following....
whatever.
ItTakesAWolf wrote:its an ugly gun but if you get attacked by a BG in body armor it'll take care of the situation pretty well.......marrero jeff wrote:Unfortunately :/is that an fn 5seven on the left?
I really dont understand the 5.7x28 following....
whatever.
ItTakesAWolf wrote:
http://www.brassfetcher.com/5.7x28mm.htmlbrokenbarrel wrote:ItTakesAWolf wrote:its an ugly gun but if you get attacked by a BG in body armor it'll take care of the situation pretty well.......marrero jeff wrote:Unfortunately :/is that an fn 5seven on the left?
I really dont understand the 5.7x28 following....
whatever.
lol ya I forgot about all those crazy crack heads robbing people while wearing body armor and ballistic helmets...
with inner city self defense, I go out of my way to AVOID over penetration...I try to make the biggest hole possible, dump ALL the energy and hope it doesn't come out the other side...the 5.7 is a tiny little bullet moving really really fast...its designed specifically to defeat armor with military/LE loads...and it is the exact opposite of what ive been chasing in a self defense caliber for so long.
I dont know about you, but I dont run into too many thugs in a bad neighborhood looking to ruff someone up that are THAT prepared to encounter resistance to the point that they strap on vests.... or people that are desperate enough to try to rob me that can afford to buy and keep body armor....seems like a gun that would excel in a pretty specific AMAZINGLY unlikely scenario...
I think there are much more appropriate calibers out there for that application.
meh forget I even said anything...id rather die than debate this 5.7 thing again...
^ I wouldn't worry about over penetration with the civi round, maybe even worry about under penetration.
I'd still rather trust my life to my .45ACP or .50GI
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[align=left][font="TimesNewRoman,Times New Roman,Times,serif"]In another case, officers fired six .40-caliber, hollow-point rounds at a subject who pointed a gun at them. Each of the six rounds hit the individual with no visible effect. The seventh round severed his spinal cord, and the offender fell to the ground, dropping his weapon. This entire firefight was captured by several officers’ in-car video cameras. [/font][/align]
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Thank you, thank you.I just want to say,
your beard, your hat and your hair
are @#$%ing awesome.
And that's my Haiku for the day.