[Biker]

Is anyone aware of any penetration tests of the Remington Reduced Recoil Slugs (or another manufacturer's equivalant) on car bodies and windshields?
Also, any "street" results as in BGs stopping one?
A search turned up no matches.
Thanks...

Biker

[ArmedBear]

What, no abandoned cars where you live?:D

[Biker]

Ah, abandoned cars're gettin' harder and harder to find and those slugs ain't cheap to shoot. 'Sides, I'm gettin' old and lazy.:o

Biker

[sm]

Biker,

I am going to extend your question to Pellet Loads as well if I may. So 'lumping' pellet and slug reduced recoil loadings...

I cannot quote the cites to you, sorry, but I promised to keep some information private.

Reduced Recoil loadings have been reported to have problems in penetration in real life uses. Not a particular brand - just some penetration problems be it materials or live critters. Does include " not against heavy clothing and such either".

Winchester pellet loadings with that "ball" have been reported to bounce back in training and real applications causing "collateral damage".

Sorry, I cannot reveal any more about the sources.

[Car Knocker]

Steve, you're a gen-u-ine resource. Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge.

[Biker]

Much appreciated, Steve.

Biker:)

[porterdog]

Dunno if you've seen these:

http://tinyurl.com/euglz

http://tinyurl.com/l3oqp

Ballistics test index page:

http://tinyurl.com/f2w6c

Main page of this most excellent site:

http://www.tacticalshotgun.ca/index.html

Gel only, no car stuff.