thx997303
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Well, I imagine the range a FMJ could achieve would be greater. I want to see those HPs ballistics.
Well, I imagine the range a FMJ could achieve would be greater. I want to see those HPs ballistics.
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Armscor USA Precision Ammo...
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MetalChris
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I've started stocking up on 7.62x39 soft points. I've read that they are much better for hunting, so I figured they'd be good for SHTF purposes as well...
Am I mistaken?
I've started stocking up on 7.62x39 soft points. I've read that they are much better for hunting, so I figured they'd be good for SHTF purposes as well...
Am I mistaken?
thx997303
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Great for killing your target. The soft points expand nicely.
Great for killing your target. The soft points expand nicely.
Roadkill Bill
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DreQo, back to your original question. I have not used the Armscor .40, but I have the .38 Special and .357 mag. Not only was it cheap, but the .38 ammo was incredible, especially out of my Marlin 1894. I have not fired much of the .357, but they were both so accurate I bought a case of both. Unfortunately, my dealer quit carrying it. I have heard that their .22 ammo was really good stuff, too.
DreQo, back to your original question. I have not used the Armscor .40, but I have the .38 Special and .357 mag. Not only was it cheap, but the .38 ammo was incredible, especially out of my Marlin 1894. I have not fired much of the .357, but they were both so accurate I bought a case of both. Unfortunately, my dealer quit carrying it. I have heard that their .22 ammo was really good stuff, too.