DeathCorpse
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H&K usp .45 compact with the M6X tactical light laser and the Federal hollow points
H&K usp .45 compact with the M6X tactical light laser and the Federal hollow points
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MeanMugginFool
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you aim and pull the triggerCasualty said:
MeanMugginFool
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Yeah, on the serious side, it looks tight man, how's the kick and feel?
imported_SuXoR
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DC,
It looks like the ammo is the Federal Hydrashock. If it is indeed the hydrashock, it a projectile of hollow point design, but the point that you see in the middle of the hollow point gives it away. Rather than being constructed of a piece of lead with a copper jacket swaged around it, it is a lead coated copper cup with lead pellets inside of it. The point inside of the hollow point initiates the dispersion of the pellets upon impact.
These bullets were developed primarily for law enforcement due to several factors. Since the bullet contains the small pellets, if a target is missed, the small pellets have low mass and do not retain a great deal of kinetic energy, so the issue of a richochet (sp?) is greatly reduced minimizing collateral damage. Also the design of the bullet produces rapid expansion within the target, with relatively low penetration. Again, this is due to the low mass of the pellets. It doesn't do any good if the bullet overpenetrates and kills someone behind the target.
But maybe I was seeing something that wasn't there. Am I right?
Anyway, nice rig man.
It looks like the ammo is the Federal Hydrashock. If it is indeed the hydrashock, it a projectile of hollow point design, but the point that you see in the middle of the hollow point gives it away. Rather than being constructed of a piece of lead with a copper jacket swaged around it, it is a lead coated copper cup with lead pellets inside of it. The point inside of the hollow point initiates the dispersion of the pellets upon impact.
These bullets were developed primarily for law enforcement due to several factors. Since the bullet contains the small pellets, if a target is missed, the small pellets have low mass and do not retain a great deal of kinetic energy, so the issue of a richochet (sp?) is greatly reduced minimizing collateral damage. Also the design of the bullet produces rapid expansion within the target, with relatively low penetration. Again, this is due to the low mass of the pellets. It doesn't do any good if the bullet overpenetrates and kills someone behind the target.
But maybe I was seeing something that wasn't there. Am I right?
Anyway, nice rig man.
DeathCorpse
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Suxor,
yea those are federal hollow points, but it has a copper coat with a solid lead core with the point in the middle. As far as I am aware these only fragment or mushroom on impact.
yea those are federal hollow points, but it has a copper coat with a solid lead core with the point in the middle. As far as I am aware these only fragment or mushroom on impact.
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DeathCorpse
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thats the gun I carry concealed. Just not with the light on it. It fits fine with an in the pants holster on your side or back and is not overly combersome but it does take a bit getting used to carrying it and having it in a location that doesnt make it totally obvious that you have a gun when walking around or sitting etc.
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