[Kobun]

Where are reloading dies for the 224 BOZ available?
And, a Glock 20 barrel in 224?

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?s=&postid=43854

[Marko Kloos]

.224 BOZ is classified as an armor-piercing round, much like the FN P90's 5.7x28mm SS190. That means it won't ever make it into your hands, unless you're in law enforcement.

[Kobun]

I'm not in the US and a 223 SP is "not" AP acording to the law.
http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?s=&postid=43854

[Stephen Ewing]

Heck, if the rumors I've heard about the BOZ are correct, you might have to be law enforcement anywhere. The story I heard is that it's proprietary, and that it's only going to be sold for law enforcement use due to a congenital mental disorder suffered by the patent holder.

I read this on the internet somewhere, and I cannot remember where or when. Reliable enough for you? :p

Steve

[WonderNine]

Haha, when I first looked at your sign I thought it said "I'm Kuboom."

Glocks? Kubooms? Get it? HAhahaha......sigh....

[George Hill]

Let's see, a gun that will cost the better part of a grand... and ammo that costs 25 bucks per 50. No thanks.

Solution:
CZ-52 loaded with S&B rounds.
Give you the same end results... super high velocity with a round that will penetrate pretty much anything short of Chubham armor.
Oh, and the gun with a hundred rounds will cost you under 150 bucks... so you can get 2 or 3 and then stockpile a whole stash of rounds for it.