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This link works https://www.buckeyefirearms.org/alternate-look-handgun-stopping-power

For a number of years, I also saw many GSWs in the trauma rooms in a few hospital ERs. All handgun rounds basically suck. Because of this, I have come to the conclusion that the most important factor is to use a handgun that you can use and use effectively. You need to be accurate with it and be comfortable with it. There is an older article that explains how and why I feel this way. I'm sure a number of you have seen it already, but it still applies http:// https://www.buckeyefirearms.org/alternate-look-handgun-stopping-power

Found this site while conisidering the blemish PA10 lower and a separate upper. This is where it actually found good information. Love my PA10. Shooting for a few years. Started reloading in 1973 with the lee loader for my 308 . Looking forward to slowly upgrading the PA10 when funds allow. The last two girls are in college. First upgrade is definately a pan adjustable GB in the next couple of weeks. Just thanks for the info that I have already received.

Well one of my first posts. Loaded 300 9mm with x-treme 124 rn with concave base, 90 45ACP with x-treme 230 rn and 150 223 plinking rounds with 55gr hornady fmjs. Had prepped the brass the day before. I like to take it in steps.