AM or PM? It can make a big difference in survival rates based on the availability of emergency services.Abraham wrote:The argument that never ceases.
I know of a criminal shot with a 12 gauge slug hitting him at 2 o'clock.
He survived.
With his lawyer in tow, he surrendered himself a week after being shot.
He did not die of his wound.
9mm vs 45 ppppfffftt!
I hear ya with the spreadsheet compulsion. I was in quality control for 12+ years and had spreadsheets so large and complex that I ran out of space in Excel 2003. Maybe it was 2007 version. Anyway, when the 2010 version came out with more columns and rows it was awesome. I could add more data and parameters. Then they got so large that they were making my computer lock up. Everything worked fine from my laptop, but not so much on my work desktop. I finally figured out that my laptop kicked my desktops RAM like crazy and got them to double my RAM at work and all was well again.Soccerdad1995 wrote:And some of us carry both 9mm and .45 ACP depending on the day. Heck, I even carry .357 mag sometimes.C-dub wrote:I'd bet quite a few, but then again most of us ave already made our decisions and don't let questions like this bother us any more.Charles L. Cotton wrote:(I wonder how many people are foaming at the mouth over this post?)
Chas.
I used a spreadsheet to score all my guns in the categories of accuracy, concealability, comfort, capacity, caliber, and "intangibles". Then I picked the highest rated for each purpose ("heavy / winter" carry, "light / summer" carry, BUG, Car gun, Home defense, Competition). Some categories were N/A for some purposes (like concealment for Car, HD, and competition). I ended up with guns in all 3 calibers for my personal "best" choices for each purpose.
I'm an accountant by training, so yes, I tend to be a bit anal. I also have another spreadsheet for all my range sessions, and the dates that I last cleaned each gun.
I'd bet quite a few, but then again most of us ave already made our decisions and don't let questions like this bother us any more.Charles L. Cotton wrote:(I wonder how many people are foaming at the mouth over this post?
Chas.