there are so many variables for ballistics

Out

stuff happens and you can't plan for every situation

Angle, thickness of the barrier

True

Going out is easier than going in

That's how they work

But at the end of the day a pistol is always a compromise

@tumble 7N6 will last forever and its not because of the sealant or corrosive primer

I wasn't sure if we were specific on the direction lol

I've shot x54r from 1945 that was stored properly and it was fine

You can go through a car window with a boot from the inside

But that's x54r lol

I love the imaginary gunfights

modern car windows are now laminate like windshields

I thought steel case was for poors?

so they are a bit tougher

Because of the spam can being sealed?

@Deleted User it is

Yeah, I was about to say

@tumble yes, sealed and dry. temperature is a factor. it really comes down to chemistry

People should pay attention to actual tactics instead of these movie theatrics they have in their head

^

cant plan for everything

>not mounting an rmr on the side of your hi-point

Tellem bout tactics

Pistol optics still have a way to go before becoming EDC viable

@Innaswamp disagree

The only thing hi-point is good for is clubbing

>Hi point battleaxe

But this started with a discussion abut saving pennies on steel case ammo, These people are not gonna go take a ECQC class

Welcome to pk

Hi-Point is basically a step above Home Depot bootleg.

This happens a lot

@tumble the difference you'll notice is that the old 7n6 will perform differently than newer production due to changes in powder, etc

>Hi point claymore sword, made of hi-point 1911 clones

I'd trust a hi point more than some 1911s

That makes sense. The only 7n6 I’ll be stockpiling is 5.45 anyway.

That being said I want a 2011 so fucking bad