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re: FBI 9MM Justification, FBI Training Division

Posted on 9/23/14 at 10:07 am to
Posted by bapple
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Posted on 9/23/14 at 10:07 am to
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ctiger69



I like where your head is at finding some very high powered, light-for-caliber defensive rounds.

But I don't like how you give 9mm such a weak offering. That velocity can easily be exceeded in a +P cartridge.

A +P Speer Gold Dot is doing 1220fps at the muzzle (straight from Speer's website). That would surely affect the muzzle energy you listed.
Posted by ctiger69
Member since May 2005
30616 posts
Posted on 9/23/14 at 10:23 am to
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I like where your head is at finding some very high powered, light-for-caliber defensive rounds. But I don't like how you give 9mm such a weak offering. That velocity can easily be exceeded in a +P cartridge. A +P Speer Gold Dot is doing 1220fps at the muzzle (straight from Speer's website). That would surely affect the muzzle energy you listed.



I agree. I was using 9 mm logic which is to use my 9 mm hot rounds vs standard rounds for 40, 45, and sig. But 9 mm fans get angry when this is done to them because it shows a huge gap in performance.

The 9 mm hot rounds will be right at 500. Good but a little short of the other three in the performance category.

I like 9 mm. I think it's a good caliber. It performs well. But I don't see the purpose of bashing the other 3 calibers (40. 45, 357 sig).
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