From firequest.com: “This awesome round houses enough power to penetrate the thickest car doors, commercial steel doors and most objects up to 1/4” steel plate. This slug has a steel penetrator button, boosted by a very hot charge, has an unbelievable velocity to slice through metal like a hot knife slices through butter. 2 3/4 round.”
‘Everybody in New York; especially you people in Queens and Staten Island. If you didn’t know you were from NY, you do now. So, stop trying to order ammo from us.’
$3.50 a round? Yeah, that’s pretty incendiary, especially since a regular deer slug should do all the same things. For something even more incendiary, and probably fraudulent, click the link for ‘Devastator Ammo’. Six rounds of .22lr snake oil claiming one shot stops for $15? Insane.
Cars doors will not stop a .22.
I can’t believe they don’t ship to Alaska. What if armored bears attack?
All shipments have been diverted to Yellowstone to combat the armored anti-personnel bears roaming the countryside with their spawn.
We have our own tricks for dealing with armored bears here. Cyborg and zombie bears are a known threat as well.
Yes, but how many school buses will it go though?
I’m more worried if it shoots through schools. And the trees behind the school. Like my .88 magnum. (movie reference)
Johnny Dangerously. Very funny.
Where can I get me some of them gagues? I don’t need all twelve, maybe just a handful.
New singer emerges – Lady Gagua…
When I was researching handloads for S&W .500 Magnum I ran across this quote: “had 87% weight retention even after going through a railroad tie and hitting a .25″ thick steel plate at 50 yards”
I believe THAT is sufficient penetration for anyone.
Well…I actually bought a box of 25 of this about a year ago. Back when I was going through my tacticool phase with my Mossberg 590 Mariner it sounded like an awesome idea. Now I wish I had went in for just about anything else.
I figured it likely could crack an engine block. That would be enough for me as that’s the only tactical value I can imagine anyway.