In a message dated 9/5/01 9:25:53 AM Central Daylight Time,
John_Neff@Dell.com writes:
<< Personally, I carry a Ruger P90 with 45ACP 165 Cor-bon in the chamber. The
lighter bullet allows for faster reacquisition of the target for a follow
up. Granted, you shouldn't need to fire a second shot, but if you're in that
situation, you might as well make sure the action stops on YOUR command.
John >>
John,
Different people can gain reacquisition after a shot is fired at
different rates. I am by no means calling you a little man, please don't
read this wrong, but I am by no means a little man myself. I have been
lifting weights since I was 7 years old. My forearm strenth and upper arm
strength are enough to allow me to almost hold poa for a double tap. Matter
of fact, if I over react on a double tap on my Witness with full bore defense
Cor-Bon's (230 gr of course) my second shot will actually be placecd about 4"
below my first, which is totally the opposite of what is supposed to happen.
In other words, if I don't kill him and hit him in the stomach first shot,
the second shot will at least ensure he doesn't allow his genes to be further
spread throughout the gene pool. ;o) Also, I have grown up shooting large
bore heavy recoilers like the 44 Mag, 454 Casull, 357/44 Bain & Davis,
etc... Anywho, back to the usual lurking mode. d:o)
The other Will
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