The State of Florida vs George Zimmerman: The Trial

Just out of curiosity, Bill,
in terms of successful STOPPING POWER,
don t u think that the extra mass of a .44 is functionally more effective than .357 ?

The higher velocity of lightweight .357 rounds gives them additional shocking power because the hollowpoint opens up faster and more vigorously.

Although you do need a longer barrel to fully generate that added velocity.

.357s also carry more rounds. You can have five rounds of .44 or seven rounds of .357 in the same size gun.

Do u expect a wider diameter wound channel from a .357 or from a .44 ?

OmSigDAVID wrote:

Do u expect a wider diameter wound channel from a .357 or from a .44 ?

I'm not sure. The .44 special will start out larger,
but it will not expand as well due to the lower velocity.

1. Do u believe that slower, heavier .44 slugs
have less probability of overpenetration?

2. In regard to your comment concerning a putatively inferior expansion
of .44 hollowpointed slugs, it was my choice to purchase
a bullet configuration of singularly W - I - D - E cavities in the slug,
to promote expansion. Comment on that strategy ?

3. Presumably, STOPPING POWER will benefit from
a greater hydrostatic shock, occasioned by a wider wound channel. Agree ?

All should know by now, they're talking about their penis. They feel very manly when they talk about guns. They love stories of killings with 'big' guns from which they get an erection.

How did sarge put it, this my weapon, this is my gun, this is for working this is for fun.

Speaking of weapon sizes, Frankie Apisa joined the Air Force, but icky little fighters were not for him so he went into the bomber wing to get his hands on monsters like this, what does that tell us about him?..

Hello Frank have you seen your doctor yet to seek treatment for you not being connected to reality?

No.

Have you?

All should know by now, they're talking about their penis.
They feel very manly when they talk about guns.
They love stories of killings with 'big' guns from which they get an erection.

OmSigDavid said: when I was 8, I began to carry, when I moved to Arizona

Cicerone said: We choose where we live carefully; where there is no need to have guns for defensive purposes.

Oralloy said: Better to fire continuously until the target drops.

Raprap said: First there's the coat--A Burbury Trenchcoat that I bought at Goodwill. I got a really good deal and its two sizes too big

Kalashnikov assault rifle designer is dead at 94
Reuters

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Mikhail Kalashnikov, the designer of the assault rifle that has killed more people than any other firearm in the world, died on Monday aged 94, Russian officials said.

Kalashnikov, who was in his 20s when he created the AK-47 just after World War Two, died in his home city of Izhevsk near the Ural Mountains, where his gun is still made, a spokesman for the Udmurtia province's president said on state television.

The spokesman did not give the cause of death. Kalashnikov was fitted with a electric heartbeat stimulator at a Moscow hospital in June and had been in hospital in Izhevsk since November 17, state media reported.

The AK-47, which rarely jams even in adverse conditions, went into service in the Soviet armed forces in 1949. Today, Kalashnikov rifles are still a mainstay of Russia's armed forces and police.

Known as the weapon of choice for guerrillas, the gun and its imitations have been used in conflicts around the world for decades.

At a lavish Kremlin ceremony on Kalashnikov's 90th birthday, then-President Dmitry Medvedev bestowed on him the highest state honor - the Hero of Russia gold star medal - and lauded him for creating "the national brand every Russian is proud of".

Kalashnikov, a son of Siberian peasants who never finished school, said pride in his iconic invention was mixed with the pain of seeing it used by criminals and child soldiers.

Kalashnikov assault rifle designer is dead at 94
Reuters

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Mikhail Kalashnikov, the designer of the assault rifle that has killed more people than any other firearm in the world, died on Monday aged 94, Russian officials said.

Kalashnikov, who was in his 20s when he created the AK-47 just after World War Two, died in his home city of Izhevsk near the Ural Mountains, where his gun is still made, a spokesman for the Udmurtia province's president said on state television.

The spokesman did not give the cause of death. Kalashnikov was fitted with a electric heartbeat stimulator at a Moscow hospital in June and had been in hospital in Izhevsk since November 17, state media reported.

The AK-47, which rarely jams even in adverse conditions, went into service in the Soviet armed forces in 1949. Today, Kalashnikov rifles are still a mainstay of Russia's armed forces and police.

Known as the weapon of choice for guerrillas, the gun and its imitations have been used in conflicts around the world for decades.

At a lavish Kremlin ceremony on Kalashnikov's 90th birthday, then-President Dmitry Medvedev bestowed on him the highest state honor - the Hero of Russia gold star medal - and lauded him for creating "the national brand every Russian is proud of".

Kalashnikov, a son of Siberian peasants who never finished school, said pride in his iconic invention was mixed with the pain of seeing it used by criminals and child soldiers.

Yes, that's because I'm not ashamed of being a man who will defend myself physically rather than with a pop gun.

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No.

Have you?

I am not the one not accepting black and white facts even when contain in finance journals when they do not support my positions.

It is still amazed me that you are that far out of touch with reality.

You should not be taking the time postings here you need to go at once to find medical help for your condition as soon as possible.

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Kalashnikov assault rifle designer is dead at 94
Reuters

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Mikhail Kalashnikov, the designer of the assault rifle that has killed more people than any other firearm in the world, died on Monday aged 94, Russian officials said.

Kalashnikov, who was in his 20s when he created the AK-47 just after World War Two, died in his home city of Izhevsk near the Ural Mountains, where his gun is still made, a spokesman for the Udmurtia province's president said on state television.

The spokesman did not give the cause of death. Kalashnikov was fitted with a electric heartbeat stimulator at a Moscow hospital in June and had been in hospital in Izhevsk since November 17, state media reported.

The AK-47, which rarely jams even in adverse conditions, went into service in the Soviet armed forces in 1949. Today, Kalashnikov rifles are still a mainstay of Russia's armed forces and police.

Known as the weapon of choice for guerrillas, the gun and its imitations have been used in conflicts around the world for decades.

At a lavish Kremlin ceremony on Kalashnikov's 90th birthday, then-President Dmitry Medvedev bestowed on him the highest state honor - the Hero of Russia gold star medal - and lauded him for creating "the national brand every Russian is proud of".

Kalashnikov, a son of Siberian peasants who never finished school, said pride in his iconic invention was mixed with the pain of seeing it used by criminals and child soldiers.

For all you gun lovers who will experience a sexual aura from this report.