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Originally posted by FishHead111Anybody who needs more than 8 "boolits" (1 in chamber, 7 in an easily detachable mag) is either a gross amateur or someone who wants to shoot up a school or a movie theater.
Yeah buddy I was a die hard .45 fan for almost 30 years then I bought a HI-CAP NINE AND FELL IN LOVE WITH IT.
Lotta boolits, easy recoil, flat shooting, they can't be beat.
Originally posted by no1marauderGun writer Jeff Cooper put it a bit more eloquently:
Anybody who needs more than 8 "boolits" (i in chamber, 7 in an easily detachable mag) is either a gross amateur or someone who wants to shoot up a school or a movie theater.
"If you can't solve your problem with 8 rounds of .45, you probably can't solve your problem".
That said, when the pucker factor hits it's easy to fire a lot of rounds, look how many shots it took to bring down Mike Brown in Ferguson.
Originally posted by FishHead111Too much recoil...you're supposed to shoot twice in the chest and once in the head in rapid succession.
Gun writer Jeff Cooper put it a bit more eloquently:
"If you can't solve your problem with 8 rounds of .45, you probably can't solve your problem".
That said, when the pucker factor hits it's easy to fire a lot of rounds, look how many shots it took to bring down Mike Brown in Ferguson.