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the difference between JHP 9mm and .40 is minimal
it doesn't have the stepup in power the .45acp has
and is a heavier grain, giving fewer rounds
basically it gives you x more power than 9mm but with x+1 more recoil
it's a disproportionate (re: not worth it) step up. if you want to step up, go all the way to .45acp
the only good thing is that it's so common in law enforcement agencies that you can find it hella cheap and it's really, really common
it's a snappy 9mm imo
I spread like butter on cheap crackers.
Oh yeah.
If I get a gun it would be a Mateba.
So I can pretend to be Togusa from Ghost in the Shell.
bang bang
The car is awesome. I'm glad that they didn't blow up the seaquest as it were after season 1's finale.
Season 5 just had its best episode yet on the 12th.
It goes through kevlar.
So, what difference does it make which size you shoot? I'm sure the larger size does more damage, but it's a piece of metal being fired at high velocity, why is it bad to shoot one over another?
Chu, I am like the opposite, if I am in a big city like New York or Tokyo I start going nuts after 3 days. But of course I grew up either in the country or suburbs but the house backs right into the mountains.
I'm a target shooter so for me getting better is the whole point. My goal is to make it so that every shot I fire goes through the same hole every time. Repeating the act of shooting over and over again is a very mechanical action and one I find lets me clear my head. It's a fun hobby for me.
I know but I am saying, you can't really just up and move to a small town
you have to get moved there by your job or have family there or something
their economies just aren't set up for easy moves in, you know?
Fair enough. It's something that I would have to make sure is a big enough hobby for me before I invest in it, though. So pretty much like any other hobby.
I will catch up with you on episodes... it will take me about 3 days, but then we must talk of the awesomeness!
Also, the guy who plays Castiel is a pretty good actor to be fair, and I kept thinking Sam and Dean were going to turn out being two of the four Horsemen of the Apocalypse or something, then I got schooled.
Oh god, I can't unread what I have read.
and i agree. especially if you get outside of newyorkcity or la or anyother large metro. I was just saying that the number of americans effectively making six figures is probably larger, and frankly i don't know what... I think i got distracted from the expat talk and started thinking about how damn near impossible it is to move equity out of ohio without suffering huge quality of life losses...
There is another aspect of it as well which roughly is the amount of force imparted by the gunpowder behind it. So each type of bullet behaves a little bit differently. Some will drop faster then others so they tend to be less accurate at longer ranges. It's all very small differences but with any hobby those small differences can be a source of impassioned discussion.
True, I think growing up in a small town for like the first half of life I forget things like that. But if anything you should take a trip there just to see how cool it is. Cheap road trip vacation thing.