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Old 01-01-2009, 08:00   #9
Odd Job
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A .22LR in the right place is a reliable fight stopper, and a .50 BMG in the wrong place is not. I do not see 5.56, or even 9x19, as necessarily ineffective. Any bullet which can reliably penetrate to a vital area can be effective in the right hands.
The average person is better off with a small caliber weapon and a lot of good practice than the largest (or stoppingest) weapon, the best rated ammo, and no skills.
The state of mind and physical state of the target figure into this equation as well, to some degree.
Exactly!
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