Thread: the last bullet youll ever need

Originally Posted by gimp

It's not any better than any normal bullet because the retard bits that fall off it have no mass and are essentially worthless as fragments, it's expensive as shit, unreliable in semi-auto handguns (the platform it's intended for), the company falsified their own gel tests by using un-named non-standard gel to make it look more impressive. All their claims are basically straight-up lies.

Think I'm gonna machine up some Tsx's to match the way that design looks, and try them , think I might ask Gimp to be the test dummy cause he is quite adamant they don't work, me I'm open minded, might machine up some shotgun slugs too, plenty of mass then! (bet he says no!)

whatever

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But mine will work, 120 TSX, only the front 40% machined to match the given principal and starting velocity of 3500, will give you the 12 inches and a bucketfull of change!

just use a vmax, you'll get the same effect and it'll be way cheaper

holy fuck nothing would get away from that slug

i just thought it looked like a cool idea, didnt expect the pros to get all touchy about it haha

Pros?

I basically made a version of this for myself about a year ago http://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co.n...he-rifle-7494/ and it was 50/50 success wise.

Kj

got me wondering how it doesn't disintegrate the moment it leaves the muzzle. Should change the slogan to "the only round you'll never need"