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You can find these tests at: http://www.firearmstactical.com/ammo_data/9mm.htm About midway down the page under FBI tests for the above url see also http://www.ballisticreview.com/9mm.html

Thanks for the replys. I'm now convinced that a bonded bullet with a little more weight would be best, like the Speer 124 Gold Dot. However I just looked at some of the tests done on the Speer and the results were not very good, the Speer lost to the 124 Golden Saber and didn't get very good...

I own the Glock 19 and sometimes shoot a Sig p239. I've been shooting Winchester 115 and 147 grain range ammo and now i'm looking for a defensive round. I've narrowed my search down to the Winchester 115 Silver-tip or the Speer 115 Gold Dot. I found these rounds after looking for standard...

One of my local firearms dealers has a distributor from whom he can get third generation Glock G19s for $420 with an official Glock case and one high capacity magazine, 15 rounds I believe. It seems like a good deal but I have heard complaints about the accuracy of Glock handguns and I am kind...

Today I decided I want to buy a new gun, I'd like to get a revolver, I don't have one and I've always wanted one. I'd like to get it in .22lr because I really like that round for range shooting, the one problem I have with .22lr revolvers is that the ones I've looked at online, smith and wesson...

I was at my local firearms dealer a while ago looking at Kahrs and I noticed a Beretta 3032 Tomcat .32 caliber pistol it looked good and was very reasonably priced but I could only fit four out of five fingers on the weapon which left my little finger dangling, do any of you know if finger...

Thanks for all the advice, i'll probably add the Kahr to my collection, they are fairly reasonably priced at my local gun dealer.

I am considering getting a Kahr K-9, I get the feeling that the Kahr is a good weapon as far as accuracy, reliability and concealed carry potential are concerned, but the Kahr seems to be a purely double action weapon without any safety mechanisms like Glock's safe action trigger system or Sig...

The p232 in .380 has adequate power, if you achieve decent shot placement you will definitely be ok. The p232 can also be effectively concealed in a jacket pocket and other convenient locations. However the p232 is a personal protection pistol only, the p239 can be effectively concealed with...

In my opinion all Sigs are excellent weapons. I have a p239 in 9mm para, it is absolutely perfect for me, it conceals well, fits my hands like a glove and I can achieve a very high level of accuracy. However I have relatively small hands and I find it hard to conceal anything bigger than a p239...