Oh, so one shot does it.

Good to know.

I'll tell the military trainers.

Thanks.

I say we put this issue to rest. I am going to need some volenteers, a lot of them.

That said I think that what you have on you is better than what is home in your safe, and you need to know how to use it

FMJ - military

HP - not military.

Make sure you also let them know.

I'm ex-military.

I like how you continually chastise everyone for reaching uninformed conclusions on things they havent researched, yet render an off-the-cuff, happy-hour kind of conclusion, while admitting I haven't bothered to read the study .

I'll stick with my military training, but thanks.

Okay, well I've had basic physics college courses and studied some biology and wound care/treatment. I own a tape measure. I've shot bullets into things.

I understand the rudamentary fundamentals that:

.75" expanded bullet going 1100 fps does more damage to the body than a .45" expanded bullet going 800 fps, or a .30" expanded bullet going 1200 fps. If you need a study to tell you that, all things equal, one is more lethal than the other, then find. I don't really need a study to tell me these things...