Ah got me muh .45 Kimber semiauto hand cannon ah keeps in muh car. And ah keeps a 12-guage pump loaded wid double-aught buck by muh bed y'all. Sometimes luvs ter pretend that thar be my Bama accent but what ah said is no shee-it. Y'all talkin' so yippy-ti-yay gun tough done brought thet thar on.

I just wanted to say that I am giving y'all a point and I have no idea what you're talking about.

Looks interesting but I think I will stick with my 12 Ga. loaded with #9 bird shot. Yes I know that is an awfully small shot size but I will respond that if I turn the first 2 or 3 inches depth of your chest to hamburger across an area the size of a pie pan. The damage is sufficient to stop anyone not to mention that the impact will knock anyone off their feet and move them across a room violently. Plus my ammo of choice is cheap and doesn't over penetrate. Additionally the impact of a 12 Ga at close range while it will not penetrate body amour it packs enough punch to disable at least temporally someone wearing body amour.

Personally, reminds me a lot of the Glaser. I'll stick with my hollow points.

I could safely say that the cost of this kind of round will be well over a dollar a round. It could range up to a few dollars each. A 7.62 x 25 round could cause similar damage and penetrate most body armor except the more sophisticated military type. The 7.62 only costs a dollar a round or less if you can find any. I'll stick to my CZ and the ACP 380 round for self protection. I hope I'll never have to use it. But, if the banks start to fail and people start to rise up against this gov't, I'm ready to protect my family.

That is one nasty looking bullet!

The attitude adjuster.

It is an interesting round, however there are some basic problems with it. First of all is the weight. Different bullet weights within the same caliber have different trajectories. This is why no one should ever practice with say 115 grain FMJ in 9mm then turn around and carry 147 grain self defense rounds. They two will have different flight paths. You will not be able to find practice ammo the same weight of this defensive round, unless you hand load 9mm Makarov into 9mm Luger cases.

The government should not have anything to say about this on a federal level as the rules are clear. This round contains no explosive in it at all, so there is no reason to ban it. That will not stop the socialist states from banning it similar to the black talon bullet, but it should be no issue on the federal level.

For me it breaks down to the fact that this is an interesting round, but it is new. I would not trust my life or my family's lives to it without more testing time and independent data.

I like these.

ATF may have a thing or 50 to say about this ammo. Police will never be allowed to use it. It is a one shot killer. It is also a cop killer. I don't imagine that the round would have too much trouble penetrating body armor worn by the police.
How would you keep this ammo out of the hands of crimnals and terrorists. Those guys can get anything they want and this ammo would shred the light body armor that Special Ops people ware when they wear it at all.

I think G2R should rethink putting this on the market.