Aaryq
Member
Howdy folks.
I've been thinking about the firearms I own and the ones I intend on purchasing in the near future. I've seen a few threads about how buckshot might not be the best for people who live in apartments or townhouses. As a person who lives in a town house, this has sparked my interest.
Teach me about frangible rounds...hopefully I'm using the right word here. The ones that will penetrate squishy targets well but not penetrate non-squishy targets very well.
The only one that I know of is Glaser and (oh my goodness) EXTREME SHOCK! (que the obligatory duct tape/trauma plate/tactical wheelbarrow comments). From what I've gathered from box-o-truth and brassfetcher, they're not really worth the money you spend on them. Anyone know of other rounds that would work and/or independant testing that haven't seen that proves otherwise?
More than likely, if I used frangible rounds, it would be in 9x19mm, 9x18mm, or if it is at all feasable, 7.62x39 (?).
Thank you in advance.
I've been thinking about the firearms I own and the ones I intend on purchasing in the near future. I've seen a few threads about how buckshot might not be the best for people who live in apartments or townhouses. As a person who lives in a town house, this has sparked my interest.
Teach me about frangible rounds...hopefully I'm using the right word here. The ones that will penetrate squishy targets well but not penetrate non-squishy targets very well.
The only one that I know of is Glaser and (oh my goodness) EXTREME SHOCK! (que the obligatory duct tape/trauma plate/tactical wheelbarrow comments). From what I've gathered from box-o-truth and brassfetcher, they're not really worth the money you spend on them. Anyone know of other rounds that would work and/or independant testing that haven't seen that proves otherwise?
More than likely, if I used frangible rounds, it would be in 9x19mm, 9x18mm, or if it is at all feasable, 7.62x39 (?).
Thank you in advance.