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PostPosted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 4:09 pm 
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I will be shooting some panels - if interesting in witnessing the testing - I will keep you posted on dates and times.

Sometimes it is interesting to see what REALLY happens when something is shot.


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PostPosted: Tue Mar 07, 2006 9:46 pm 
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Pinnacle wrote:
I will be shooting some panels - if interesting in witnessing the testing - I will keep you posted on dates and times.

Sometimes it is interesting to see what REALLY happens when something is shot.


I'll contribute some .44 Mag and 10mm if you want. Real 10mm -- 180gr @ 1200fps, not FBI loads.


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So, you want to give my Freedom Arms 454 Casull or 475 Linebaugh a crack at it?


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I'd drive out to see it if I'm free when it goes down. Have never been witness to something like that.

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Specifically we will be testing NIJ2 Poly Armor against the Winchester 127 +P+ LEO Ranger Load.

454 is a bit much for NIJ2

10mm is not the standard round that we need to test - unfortunately.


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Pinnacle wrote:
Specifically we will be testing NIJ2 Poly Armor against the Winchester 127 +P+ LEO Ranger Load.

454 is a bit much for NIJ2

10mm is not the standard round that we need to test - unfortunately.


I guess my student's Barret M21 is a no-go then, huh? :lol:

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StealthCarry wrote:
Pinnacle wrote:
Specifically we will be testing NIJ2 Poly Armor against the Winchester 127 +P+ LEO Ranger Load.

454 is a bit much for NIJ2

10mm is not the standard round that we need to test - unfortunately.


I guess my student's Barret M21 is a no-go then, huh? :lol:


Everybody knows that standard body armor isn't terribly effective against rifle rounds, even .223. Sure, ceramic plates help, but rifles are rifles and pistols are pistols..


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