Link to original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6kUvi72s0Y


I enjoy Lucky Gunner's work and it's also a very interesting discussion from some of the project leads for both CCI-Speer and Federal Handgun Ammunition.

That was very well done. Thanks for posting.

Seems like those guys might have just a tiny bit of insight into the subject.

Excellent video!

Well done, thank you.

He should have asked them what ammo they carried in their personal guns.

That is an excellent video.

very informative - thank you

Thanks for the post.

Thanks for the post. Great video!!!

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Originally posted by Nismo:
He should have asked them what ammo they carried in their personal guns.

When they did a ballistics lab at my academy I asked.

All were gold dots, 124 gr +p 9mm, 135gr short barrel .38 spl, and 200gr +p 45 acp

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Originally posted by car541:

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Originally posted by Nismo:
He should have asked them what ammo they carried in their personal guns.

When they did a ballistics lab at my academy I asked.

All were gold dots, 124 gr +p 9mm, 135gr short barrel .38 spl, and 200gr +p 45 acp

Thank you.
For some reason, Gold dots are hard to find locally. I picked up a couple boxes of them while I was out of town.
I've been using HST 147 grain on all of my 9mm guns for the past 4 years.

Chris is a sharp guy.

Excellent!

Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed that.

Very enlightening; thanks for sharing that!

"Don't get hung up on caliber".

^^^This^^^ should be required reading for internet users on gun forums.

A fantastic video with great information! Thanks for sharing.

Nice video! It validates what I have been thinking and saying for years.

Excellent video. Thanks for sharing.

I want to see if anyone else noticed this in the video.

Start watching at 4:40, focus on the wound cavity.

At 4:46 the cavity starts to collapse.

At 4:48 there is a yellow/orange flash in the collapsing cavity and the wound cavity expands again.

The cavity collapses again at 4:49 and separates into two smaller cavities.

At 4:50 there is a flash in each of the smaller cavities and they expand again before collapsing the final time

It almost looks like a compression ignition of the air in the cavity that causes gas expansion forcing the cavity to enlarge the second and third time.

Thoughts?