GeoDudeFlorida
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That's a whole different story. Slow heavy and large diameter is way different than slow, light, and medium diameter.To be fair, I hunt deer with round ball black powder percussion rifles. The ballistics are, shall we say, less than impressive compared to a modern rifle. Deer aren't that hard to kill, so it works. Then again, compared to your proposed sten gun load my last two deer were taken at around 60 yards with a .530 round ball doing about 1200 FPS at the muzzle. Not a whole lot more energy than your 9MM load, but the ball is a lot heavier (230 grains) and it makes a lot bigger hole (.530 before it flattens and expands). At the very least, sling a bigger hunk of lead.
At 550 rpm he would be holding the trigger for 1/2 a second after the 32 round mag was empty (recommended to load them with 30 rounds only, BTW). Still a bad idea.Only "IF"
A. Range is under 10 yards
and
B. Its a "real" Sten, and you hold the trigger down for at least 4 seconds.
and
C.You don't mind the reputation it will give you.
But if it was a MP5 it would probably be OK.
At 550 rpm he would be holding the trigger for 1/2 a second after the 32 round mag was empty (recommended to load them with 30 rounds only, BTW). Still a bad idea.
Only if its "real".I can't think of a stranger gun for Deer than a STEN Gun. Don't forget it fires from an open bolt!
Yep! People hate on 9mm. don’t know whySo what I'm hearing is all the people who shot deer with a 357mag revolver loaded with 125gr bullets were subjecting the deer to a slow painful death?
As most of the top loads in my hornady manual put a 125gr bullet out of typical 6 to 8 inch revolver at between 1300 to 1500fps.
So which is it?
I'm not trying to make a ridiculous high pressure loads.
The 9mm hate on this forum is strong. That's a good sign this place isn't ran by 9mm fan boys.
Hey, I said it would be OK if he used an MP5!Yep! People hate on 9mm. don’t know why
So what I'm hearing is all the people who shot deer with a 357mag revolver loaded with 125gr bullets were subjecting the deer to a slow painful death?
As most of the top loads in my hornady manual put a 125gr bullet out of typical 6 to 8 inch revolver at between 1300 to 1500fps.
So which is it?
I'm not trying to make a ridiculous high pressure loads.
The 9mm hate on this forum is strong. That's a good sign this place isn't ran by 9mm fan boys.
That's energy at the muzzle (660) - not what's left (321 ftlbs) at 100 yards. I swat flies at 321! Bullet drop doesn't look too bad at maybe 8"?
Hey, I said it would be OK if he used an MP5!
how about a High Point 9mm. very accurate and a fixed barrel blowback, and you can bump fire it on BambiHey, I said it would be OK if he used an MP5!
how about a High Point 9mm. very accurate and a fixed barrel blowback, and you can bump fire it on Bambi
You never heard of the Hirschjagdmaschinenpistole?Deer just lay down and die when it's shot by a german made platform -sarcasm- lol
he could have ment 9x21... that’s like a hot 357magI'm thinking troll here, or liar, because 1300fps is slow for 357mag 125grs out of a handgun, 1500 is about average really.
No way in hell that velocity happened in a rifle, none
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I have to dispute the "Deer are not hard to kill" statement. Deer being wild animals have a toughness and resistance to pain and shock. How many have made a good killing shot on a Whitetail and not seen it cover a couple hundred yards? Deer run pretty big in my area and if you want to be sure of a quick clean kill, use enough gun. Browning A Bolt .30'06, one shot, through the heart, ran 60 yards.
he could have ment 9x21... that’s like a hot 357mag
he could have ment 9x21... that’s like a hot 357mag
180 Grain Remington, It's the Deer in the picture hanging from last November..30-06 165 grn at a measly 2800 fps = 2,872 ftlbs energy at 100 yards (vs 321 ftlbs - I think I've had a ricochet hit me at that force). Kinda a big difference which was the original point. But, no, deer are not tough to kill. I find it interesting how more and more ammo companies are offering deer loads that are designed for, uh, deer.
Any pictures of the heart shot? I always like to look.