My wife shared this on face book. Everyone needs to see this.
http://thelibertydigest.com/2014/01/24/the-new-ammunition-that-has-gun-owners-drooling/
Impressive design….it will be tough to get. I'm sure it will be all bought up by the US before any makes it up here.
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Must cost a pretty penny. Cnc machined
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I dunno.... conventional thought usually wants a bullet to expand to increase surface area and transfer energy yet stay intact. I would be surprised if these things were accurate at any distance.
And of course the cost. Will you be able to practice enough with these?
Plenty of these exotics have come and gone, not quite living up to the theory.
At $44US per box of 20 (add exchange and the traditional +30% Canadian special) and I think I'll have to take a pass. I'm also a bit skeptical of failures to feed with that type of tip.
My question is
Are these or will these ever be legal in Canada
We live in a society of wolves ,
We can't fight back by creating more sheep
Damm, time to throw my ammo in the woods...again...
These won't make it within miles of our border, legally!!
Well, as they say, if it looks too good to be true....
Testings here showed that the extent of damage done by a 9mm RIP bullet can be replicated by a .22 HP round http://www.gunnuts.net/2014/02/03/g2-rip-9mm-no-more-effective-than-a-22-lr/
and her, that it has about the same devastation to that of a .38. http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2014/02/daniel-zimmerman/g2-researchs-rip-ammo-ballistic-testing-phase-two/
So, you probably won't see me shooting RIP, especially at the MSRP $, not even for the novelty of it.
Aaaand there we go. I'll stick with the stuff I know will work as advertised and as observed by myself.
-S.
"It's not what you have, but what you have done".
-S.
Yeah, I have some serious doubts about this ammo. The ballistics look all wrong. Stick to what you know.
Seen that. Doesn't make sense.
Pros:
Lethal
Cons:
Expensive
Only useful if you're killing humans.
I can't imagine how this would destroy game meat.
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Seen that. Doesn't make sense.
Pros:
LethalCons:
Expensive
Only useful if you're killing humans.I can't imagine how this would destroy game meat.
It's only intended as an Anti-Personnel round.
-S.
"It's not what you have, but what you have done".
-S.
It's only intended as an Anti-Personnel round.
I know, that's why I said "Only useful if you're killing humans". And I suppose if you really want to make sure that you've shredded someones pancreas into 50,000 pieces then that's the way to go. Personally, I just can't justify the outrages costs. I might have a different opinion if they come out with something other then 9mm.
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I might have a different opinion if they come out with something other then 9mm.
The reality is that even in .40 or .45, it will still bean overly expensive but marginally effective rounds if using the independent tests as a baseline.