DougDubya
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Actually, the only handguns I own are 9mm and .38 special. My next gun will likely be a 9mm Glock, which I will choose mostly because of the pistol, not because I'm especially enamored of the cartridge. It's a compromise round, but it has advantages as well as limitations. What I won't do is try to pretend those limits don't exist.
The point I'm making is not that 9mm is inherently bad, but that I disagree with the OP's assertion: That because European armies use 9mm ball, we should too. It's right there in post #1.
The rest of my posting is just recreational back-and-forth.
Oh, thanks for the clarification.
I feel certain that if they ever made hardball look like a semi-wadcutter and made it fairly heavy - 160 grains or so? - a lot of problems would disappear.
'Course, we could just go with 124-grain +p+ hollowpoints.