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Great point! I did not realise they had to use FMJ's even in the 9's. Im with ya there!
I didn't know you could get an extended magazine for the XD-S...I like that. That would obviously make it a little harder to conceal...
Quote from: wildmanoutdoors on January 09, 2013, 02:29:04 PMQuote from: Alchase on January 09, 2013, 12:13:31 PMKnockdown power, with a handgun round Seriously, how about penetration Penetration is almost the same for all 3 calibers. Back to knockdown/Energy power... I read a study the military was working on about the M-9 they issue and why they want to get rid of the 9mm. On average after 2 solid hits in the torso the enemy still had 15 seconds on average to return fire. And its due to lack of energy...plain and simple. But its all the same as Chevy, Ford and Dodge. To each there own.There is a large difference between the FMJ's that we have to use in the military and modern self defense ammo. If I was restricted to FMJs for conceal carry then forget the 9mm or the .40...I would go with nothing less than a .45 everytime.
Quote from: Alchase on January 09, 2013, 12:13:31 PMKnockdown power, with a handgun round Seriously, how about penetration Penetration is almost the same for all 3 calibers. Back to knockdown/Energy power... I read a study the military was working on about the M-9 they issue and why they want to get rid of the 9mm. On average after 2 solid hits in the torso the enemy still had 15 seconds on average to return fire. And its due to lack of energy...plain and simple. But its all the same as Chevy, Ford and Dodge. To each there own.
Knockdown power, with a handgun round Seriously, how about penetration
What's the best kind of holster for concealed carry?
Quote from: halfpipe88 on January 10, 2013, 12:29:39 PMWhat's the best kind of holster for concealed carry? For IWB comfort and concealability I prefer the Galco King Tuk, the Crossbreed is good as well, but the King Tuk is better quality.Milt Sparks Versa Max II is also extremely comfortable, if you have the money and the 6 month wait time.Any OWB will be more comfortable then the best IWB because it is not snugged between your belt/pants and your skin, OWB is not as concealable as IWB, but more then sufficient for everyday use.There are a ton of good holsters, try a bunch on IWB and OWB. You might be more comfortable with something else.
I called Hole In The Wall in Kennewick, There's a list of 16 on the waiting list for the S&W Shield 9mm. I'm #17...we'll see how long that takes! about $430. I'd rather wait for one than pay $300 more on GunsAmerica! Still sucks to have to wait. Oh well, give me time to build up ammo and get a holster.