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its been done adnausium on you tube , we pretty much know that it deploys its trocars in a radial pattern over a wide area....The criticism here had been it wont penetrate, its not effective, ect.... I shot barriers with it and similar jacketed bullets , the issue if its a true car door is irrelevan...

the jeans represent interior upholstery and/or padding on the door panel , and , the board is similar to a interior door panel backing , the metal is the skin and or internal braces. I don't understand what you want me to do, the RIP performed in a manner in which you want a bullet to when encounter...

so, a person standing outside your passenger window shooting at you. would be a good example of this setup........so, you think adding a layer of clothing on the water jug (simulating a clothed person) would keep the jackets on the bullets?

so your saying it would be easier for the XTP and the Golden saber to perform as well as the RIP if it was arrainged the other way?...I'm wondering how do you get the bad guy to stand on the "Correct" side of the door?

I'm not sure...I think the FBI calls jacket separation a fail? so I can only speak to the XTP and Golden sab as a possible fail... it was sort of a "Car Door" mock up...similar material at similar spacing with a hydraulic target (person) at a similar distance behind it. looks like if you have a JHP,...

124gr Golden Sabre +p

same test

86 grains embedded in backing board, too distorted to measure properly. found jacket on ground underneath fixture, not sure at what point it exited.

Another test , various barriers 4 layers jeans , 3/8 plywood, 18ga steel into gallon water 115 Hornaday xtp , and 96 grain RIP RIP passed thru all and embedded its self into oak backing board. retained all its weight and actually picked up 2 grains. diameter of expansion .425 Hornaday XTP passed thr...

I never said that it could be a one shot stopper, in fact I have never said that the bullet is good or bad...those comments were supplied by you... not by me....All I have said is that they are interesting and that I have some and shot one. and that some of the ballistic videos show some promise. Wh...

seems a little excessive for squirrels and maybe a little under powered for elk. So, probably not the last round I would ever need. that being said. It may have superior internal wounding capabilities than a standard HP round, but I'm not sure. It may be able to enhance the capability of a compact c...

too dang cold to shoot more, but it looks like any other bullet I have shot into Kevlar , slightly mushroomed. but more importantly, it's not a "Cop Killer Bullet" for the gun banner set....

Fired the first one today....clocked 1276 out of 4" barrel (20 something degrees outside)...Shot into a threat level 2 ballistic Kevlar panel. took a while to dig it out , it was in deep . weighs slightly over 96 grains, has a few fibers of Kevlar stuck in it. http://i266.photobucket.com/albums/ii26...

I agree , the marketing is over the top....having owned Chrysler products in the past , I almost vomit at the sight of a dodge commercial...

Its the nature of marketing..

You have a valid point on the low weight of the penetrator , cranky

Good video, looks like its working as advertised... Might want to check the ballistic reviews and re-asses that statement. Guncrank posted this one http://youtu.be/8tLGz7073Vg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; , it didnt look too bad. I saw the one where the guy faked a test with 22 lr...

Good video, looks like its working as advertised...

Does the 6.5 grendel require a specific magazine?

Surplus arms and ammo has a carbine upper , new, for $242....seems reasonable to me.. and a ....Chrome lined one for $278...


....Just a heads up in case a fellow was inclined to that sort of thing...

It might be helpfull if you would give your location and maybe a picture...

Good luck with sale..

I have the CM9 and the CW45...Both have been great....flawless with all kinds of ammo, accurate and easy to carry....recoil is very managable on the 45....6+1 with the flush mag...7+1 with extended mag which i converted into a 8 rounder by transplanting the follower and nesting spring from an ACT 19...

email this guy, hes a member over on Hi-point forum...he is having them manufactured in small lots and selling them...$30 shipped.

mailto: thingmeister@att.net

Seems like a real nice guy.

might work on the pistol too, dont know.

machinist on the hipoint forum..user name is thingmeister is mfg them...

there is a review and tests posted there as well...apparently easy replacement and works.

i was not promoting any particular cartrige, just offering objective critisizm to balance out the "Cool kids have 5.56" ...and suggesting that one should do his own research and choose a gun thats right for them...unless u want to "Fit in" at the forum or the range...then of course buy a gold plated...

In 2002, shortcomings in the M855’s performance were detailed in a report by Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane, Ind., according to Navy Department documents. Additional testing in 2005 showed shortcomings. The Pentagon issued a request to industry for improved ammunition the following year. Federal...

can u just weld a suppressor on it for me?

marines changing ammo due to poor performance of 5.56 round......

http://www.marinecorpstimes.com/news/20 ... o_021510w/

lot of 5.56 kool-aid beeing served up....think before u drink.