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There was a portion of the video that i cut for times sake that discussed this. The hips are an outstanding target. Rounds can also be delfected by the hips into the stomach.

I dee what you mean, but shooting to stop the threat is the same as incapacitation.

I respect vendors like Midway for keeping prices reasonable.

_CVpLlL21vQ Why do we shoot center mass? Like a lot of you I grew up shooting. Every instructor I came across taught me to aim for the center of the target. There are a lot of new shooters out there that may wonder why we aim for the chest. This is in no way meant to encompass all...

jgiehl Keep in mind that ballistic gelatin is only a consistent medium to test ammunition in. It is not a perfect representation of human flesh, therefore the penetration would have been less inside a human target. The FBI recommends at least 12 inches of penetration in order for it to be...

Video results with slow motion footage can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM5f6uuErVc The Rhodesian Jungle The Rhodesian Jungle shotgun shell is one of the many "exotic" rounds you can purchase online. It is comprised of a standard 12 gauge shell that is loaded with both...

Nice Silicosys4 I've had the chance to test some Black Talon ammo on some gel. It was awesome!

Wow some pretty awesome replies to the question! I think the most exotic thing I have fired would have to be an M-240 or a mortar.

I've heard its nice :)

Wow 92% said no. We didn't have anything to do with that one.

Hey THR! I've been lurking around here for a while and I thought I'd finally contribute. Last week I had the opportunity to test some exotic shotgun ammunition. We tested the Bolo round, the Rhodesian Jungle, and the Terminator slug. This got me thinking. What's the most exotic ammunition you...

I would recommend it. As long as you're careful it's a good time. We always have medical equipment on hand. Always make sure to put the explosives in between you and the target. This will keep shrapnel from coming in your direction.

Oh definitely for training purposes nothing beats steel. We just have some fun every once in a while.

A few weeks back I had the opportunity to use some Tannerite while shooting. We set some of it under an old bowling ball and had some surprising results. We only used a few pounds so we really weren't expecting the height. :) http://youtu.be/BiOcW5mKBHE

Well there's two schools of thought. I can understand why someone would prefer not to have a manual safety. It is another step to accomplish before you're shooting, but if you've trained for it then it should be a big deal. I also see the validity in the redundant safeties argument.