"In it he mentions civil war soldiers making their way home had to feed themselves with a cap and ball .36. He goes on to say the 9mm and .38 Special are adequate for close broadside shots on deer. Of course ammo was lame then compared to what we have today. He touts SuperVel.
So what do you think? Survival situation only? Would anyone pass up a deer shot if we were lost and hadn't eaten in a week?
So what do you think is the upper limit and what have you taken with a 9?"
In all honesty how many folks are hobbling home from the Civil War and trying to feed themselves today?
In all honesty, how may folks are going into a "survival situation" with a 9MM in today's time frame?
With cell phones, satellite phones, GPS, how many folks are going to be lost for a week?
The 9mm might be good for shooting yourself for being stupid.
So what do you think? Survival situation only? Would anyone pass up a deer shot if we were lost and hadn't eaten in a week?
So what do you think is the upper limit and what have you taken with a 9?"
In all honesty how many folks are hobbling home from the Civil War and trying to feed themselves today?
In all honesty, how may folks are going into a "survival situation" with a 9MM in today's time frame?
With cell phones, satellite phones, GPS, how many folks are going to be lost for a week?
The 9mm might be good for shooting yourself for being stupid.