The latest and greatest loads are designed to do just that. Winchester SXT is one of them.MikeJ wrote:Does the Winchester SXT load expand after penetrating heavy clothing?Paladin wrote:This write up shows one of the shortcommings of HydraShok. It will not expand reliably after going thru denim.
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- Wed Jun 14, 2006 11:37 am
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- Topic: Best local price on Federal .45 ACP 230gr HydraShok?
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- Mon Jun 12, 2006 9:58 am
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- Topic: Best local price on Federal .45 ACP 230gr HydraShok?
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This write up shows one of the shortcommings of HydraShok. It will not expand reliably after going thru denim.MikeJ wrote:
I picked the 230 gr Federal HydraShok round because the latest Marshall & Sanow book rates it a 96% stopper, i.e., one shot stops in 166 out of 173 shootings. Some people attack Marshall's methodology, but they tend to be jello shooters. To my knowledge, no one has ever needed to use a forty-five to repel the attack of a block of gelatin.
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- Mon Jun 12, 2006 9:53 am
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Thanks for the link! My last supplier quit selling 'em.Mike Cornell wrote:Charles,
I'll second the Ranger SXT recommendation. It feeds as well as anything I've shot in 1911's, BHP's and CZ's. It has also proven to be very accurate. Saving 30 - 50 percent over the other premiums doesn't hurt either.
M.A.H. Supplies, http://mahsupplies.net , has about the best prices on the net for Ranger ammo. M.A.H. normally stocks all calibers of Ranger ammunition and enjoys a good reputation.
HTH,
Mike Cornell