[vannrox]

.... The PC is messing up my posts. I hope that this posts correctly.

This site is associated with a Computer game. But the information, I believe is accurate. I found this to be nicely formatted and it looks like a nice resource.

[vannrox]

bump

[Cobra64]

Thanks for the post. We're moving from NY to NC. Does anyone know that the weapons laws are in NC? We have several long guns (rifles and shotguns), pistols, revolvers, and some black powder revolvers.

[serinde]

It constantly amazes me how many different types of ammo are out there. Thanks for this list.

[JeepInMazar]

Thanks for posting this article about types of ammo. Now if we could learn about types of html formatting. (Actually, it is fine, just indended a bit.)

[ExSoldier]

This list omits the new frangible ammo which is far superior to the GLASER SAFETY SLUG in any caliber: The MagSafe is far more reliable and proven in the police shootings with which is has been connected. When I carry either my Glock or ParaOrdnance 45 I always stoke the mag in the gun with MagSafes and the backup mag usually has a mixture of Federal Hydra-shok and Hornady HTP or Remington Golden Saber. Usually in 230 gr or perhaps the 185 gr. Same goes for carrying my .40 cal Glock M27. Although I like the 135gr +P in a JHP as backup to the MagSafe.

When I give my classes for the Florida Concealed Weapons Permit, (I'm an NRA Instructor) I'm always careful to point out the consequences of a missed shot...as in potential arrest and a possible wrongful death lawsuit should your round find a different (innocent) target than that which you intended! The MagSafe AND the Glaser go a long way to prevent that by simply powdering instead of richochetting and becoming a problem. Thats why my entire primary mag (the one in the gun) is made up of these rounds alone. The backup is JHP because if you go this long in a firefight your target is likely behind some form of cover and the penetration may be needed.

[alfa6]

Here is another one you might find of Interest :-)

Regards

alfa6 ;>}

[Gershom]

Bttt.