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Yes -- the turn of the 20th century, not the turn of the 19th century.FWIW 38 Special was designed in 1898, 9mm in 1902 and 45 ACP in 1904. All pretty close to the turn of the century.
Yes -- the turn of the 20th century, not the turn of the 19th century.FWIW 38 Special was designed in 1898, 9mm in 1902 and 45 ACP in 1904. All pretty close to the turn of the century.
I interpreted the OP just the opposite. The actual question is, "Who makes +P 10mm soft flat nose ammo?" I suppose that could mean solid lead bullets molded from a soft lead alloy (or pure lead), but when I read that my immediate thought was a semi-jacketed hollow-point projectile with the hollow point filled with some sort of soft polymer.MarkCO said:The OP's post looks to be referring to lead, not jacketed bullets, ...
Buffalo Bore is by far the worst offender ...
Worse yet is that the closest thing they offer to safety guidelines is a short list of firearms that they've testfired it out of, so basically if you don't own any of the guns on the list, then don't buy the ammo, I guess?
offender against what, exactly??