I'm a 45ACP fan for carry as a civilian. At 66 I've been carrying for a long time. And in my job I had to point weapons at threatening people many times. Two things I know. #1. Rifles are more accurate and in centerfire more powerful. #2. Handguns shoot less powerful cartridges and are less accurate because of their design. Why then carry a handgun? You all know why. It can be concealed, and in the right hands save lives.The ARX inceptor in 45ACP is in my opinion the best self defence round made for handguns. My Colt Gold Cup and Ruger P90 with 5 inch barrels both showed around 1350 fps. My Glock 30 Gen4 1300 fps. With no more ( I felt less in my opinion) felt recoil that standard 230 grain target ammo. Busted through a 4x4 and vaporized the contents of a full 2 ltr soda bottle behind it. Velocity matters more so than bullet weight. I actually carry this ammo now for everyday use. Whys? One, it does the job as well or better than any other 45 ACP choice out there. Two, 118 grain in weight versus 230 grain bullets times 14 rounds means your firearm weighs much less. But the this is only my opinion, albeit an experienced opinion. Do your homework, try different cartridge offerings and pick what's best for you. Be safe fellow 2nd amendment lovers!!
I carry these in my Beretta 92A1. I like them because you don't have to worry about a hollow point clogging and the recoil is significantly less. In 9mm the recoil is like shooting a .25acp.
Those ARX bullets is no joke. A guy while target shooting was shot through the upper quad of his leg with the 9mm round. His leg had a hole through and through exit that you could see into the wound. That bullet did exactly what was designed to do.
I carry those rounds in my 1911 And my smith and wesson 45 shield. They are Light weight, light recoil ,High energy, consistent and accurate. They will turn the Insides of creatures On 2 or 4 legs into a red slushy And if it hits bone It explodes.
Let's crunch *THOSE* numbers! That water jug caught a cold - it sneezed like there's no tomorrow. I guess it was a bit allergic to philips screwdriver bits.
My FMJ 230 grain 45acp is around 850, all my defensive 45 acp rounds are 404 lbs of energy and 900ft per second… I just bought this ammo it’s rated for 1400+ ft per second
In the early 90s I found a box of .30 .30 called Excelerators. It had a small projectile (.223 I think) with a plastic sabot. I had no chrono but they WERE extremely fast compared to normal .30 .30 rounds. These remind me of those.
@@thomasraahauge5231 They would be REAL FAST! Seriously, just going off of the sound of those hitting a 110 yard target, they must have been close to 2/3 or more faster than my usual rounds.
Upside Downdog: So, when do we get to see that stuff? Is it for hand loaders, or is there some obscure company out there, that deals with things like that?
@@thomasraahauge5231 It came in a green box so I think it was Remington. I haven't ever seen any besides that box. In 93ish 20 cost almost 30 bucks USD!
Nothing wrong with a high point. They function just fine, very reliable. A high speed - energy 45 acp. I like that, caught me flat footed on it. Trade a little weight for speed energy....with a .45 cal frontal area that is nasty...
@@WHOTEEWHO If i lived closer i'd let you use mine. They are hard to get i think even now. But not big $$. It will surprise you. You have done large VS small before but not quite like this. Yes the ammo is $$ when found. All i'l say is if i had to carry it - no prob at all. But i do not carry by choice - due to my states laws.
I kinda want a hi point just because everybody hates them so much. lol I never shot one, but by just looking at the video, looks like the heavy slide keeps the muzzle flip tamed a little. Gonna have to try out some of that ammo too.
@@WHOTEEWHO I'm going to have to get one just to have around, and add to my little collection. I've had a few different guns that had a bad rap, but turned out to be good guns.
Nice shootin a glock and hi- point. Never owed a glock but ive had hi points for a lloooonnnnnggggg time. I got them old ones. No hold open no slide lock and a mag release is a metal clip on the bottom. Way back when i got em it was what i could afford. And im no fan of gettin ride if guns so they always stayed with me. Thats some hot ammo who-tee-who ill be sure to look for it here.
l was able to obtain some of the bullets and brand new Norma brass that was primed and pushed the 118 ARX bullets to 1547 FPS with NO pressure signs! Glock 21 pistol using a Wilson Combat Barrel. 230 x 786 = 316 lbs muzzle energy 118 x 1547 = 627 lbs muzzle energy. Load: 11.3 grains Long Shot. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. I take no responsibility. I'm just letting you know what I used and did. Brass fit in the barrel with finger pressure and pulled right out with my fingernail easily. No flattened primers and nothing to make me consider I was running too hot.
Them looks like cooper shells they make them in 22 L.R and they run as fast as 22 mag. C.C.I makes them they are called 22 copper. They destroy anything that you shoot
I would be interesting to see the companies that manufacture these ARX rounds to manufacture a 556 ARX round and ask the military to try it out and see what they think of it. The m4 carbine for example May benefit from a type of round with such a high velocity because the benefits of the m4 unfortunately come with trade-offs as well like effective range the effective range being slightly better with an M16. I would be interested to see how a polymer tipped 556 round would perform.
In my experience which is almost all in the military where there is no choice and what kind of ammo you use I think that whatever works best for you is whatever works best for you if you trusted there's a reason you trust it. The military does not use hollow points after getting out of the military kind of discovering the hollow point because I never hunted growing up or anything it was my first experience ever with the civilian side of this stuff I did notice that almost every time there was any kind of feeding problem it was never with an FMJ I think it's just that there are a lot of companies making a lot of different types of hollow points I'm sure that they're good ones out there but in my past experience I would rather put reliability before the so-called stopping power which is a real thing but the last thing somebody wants or needs in a self-defense scenario is to hear a click when they need it to function the most.
Hi point has gotten better on its reliability Had a Gen 1 45 not long after they came out. Always had at least one jam per magazine But they still aren't good enough to be allowed as duty carry or duty back up on 99.9 percent of law enforcment depts around the country
Since mass and velocity are equal contributors to something I call impact I see a spreadsheet in the future. Also, the HiPoint may have better lockup than the Glock....at least fps was slightly better.
Eddie Huff: A commentator on one of Paul Harrells videos said something like this: "the powder in the cartridge causes an explosion, and the explosion uses the projectile to transfer that explosion to the target. A small explosion yields a small damage, and a large explosion causes a large damage. Light or heavy projectile, it comes down to the explosion." Well, it was something down that alley. Does that make sense in any way?
Lol was just at smga and seen these in 9,45,380 for 9.99 a box so I grabbed 2 boxes figured wth right lol. Got home and searched and look who I found lol 👍
Try night firing next wit the 118 gain 45 acp deeply enjoyed this posting fan of high point anyway lifetime warranty glocks all right Thanks for the tips new ammo they are called penetrators
@@WHOTEEWHO sounds like its gonna be a physics project . like using a bullet puller adding a cavity in the center of bullet then reassemble the bullet just to see what happens .. I know yer busy (holiday/family/work) could be interesting . thank ya sir for a great vid , Luv the 45
Shitt thanks i always watch ur postings bad ass flannel black and red jacket you got on where can I find one been looking for one you welcome true friend
@@thomasraahauge5231 After much thinking, I would have to equate an old bicycle with a classic Colt or Smith & Wesson revolver insofar as they are lovely to look at and with minimal care will always be there for you when you need it. LOL. How's that? Hope you're well Thomas.
Matthew Pearson: Just the answer I was looking for. So my trusty old bicycle is my equivalent to a classy colt or S&W - and S&W just happens to be my favorite revolver brand. You're my huckleberry :) Got a sore throat, just like half of my home town, but apart from that, I'm fine. And you, all well in your part of the world?
@@thomasraahauge5231 Sorry to hear about you not feeling well. I'm in Ontario Canada and things are good except for the fact our idiot prime minister Trudeau is thinking about a nationwide ban on handguns and "assault weapons'. Apparently he thinks this will solve problem of gang violence in Toronto and Vancouver. What a moron. Merry Christmas to you and your family Thomas.
Id say try shooting them all before you buy them if u can. Everyone is different and they are all good. Hard to beat a good 1911 but they can be pricey
@@WHOTEEWHO Yeah, I'm leaning towards a Smith 1911. Cry once right? LOL. I just missed out by about 30 minutes on a mint HK Mark 23 for $1200 CDN. That was a crazy good deal. Thanks for the vids my man. Be well.
![Hipoint = Awesome [100 yard groups]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qaBLuE9LA_k/mqdefault.jpg)
I'm a 45ACP fan for carry as a civilian. At 66 I've been carrying for a long time. And in my job I had to point weapons at threatening people many times. Two things I know. #1. Rifles are more accurate and in centerfire more powerful. #2. Handguns shoot less powerful cartridges and are less accurate because of their design. Why then carry a handgun? You all know why. It can be concealed, and in the right hands save lives.The ARX inceptor in 45ACP is in my opinion the best self defence round made for handguns. My Colt Gold Cup and Ruger P90 with 5 inch barrels both showed around 1350 fps. My Glock 30 Gen4 1300 fps. With no more ( I felt less in my opinion) felt recoil that standard 230 grain target ammo. Busted through a 4x4 and vaporized the contents of a full 2 ltr soda bottle behind it. Velocity matters more so than bullet weight. I actually carry this ammo now for everyday use. Whys? One, it does the job as well or better than any other 45 ACP choice out there. Two, 118 grain in weight versus 230 grain bullets times 14 rounds means your firearm weighs much less. But the this is only my opinion, albeit an experienced opinion. Do your homework, try different cartridge offerings and pick what's best for you. Be safe fellow 2nd amendment lovers!!
Wouldn't a 40. have the speed and power that you typed about. 45 is slow
Handguns are very accurate, its the shooter that's inaccurate!
great advice and thank you for the data on the G30 I was wondering about performance in a compact.
Incredible difference, from subsonic to supersonic with a 500fps increase. IMO it has quickly modernized a caliber that's over 100 years old.
I'd rather have a Hi-Point than a stick or a knife!
Me too!
Depends on the stick! Kidding! Anything that works.. is good.
Agreed. Problem solva better than a stick. But I'd rather have that G21 that's a nice weapon
Depends on the kind of knife. It never runs out of bullets.
I'm not a lover of either, I just love guns!.. Amen.
I've never caught a bad fish.. They're all good fish..
Same with guns..
You got it!
Like a set of knockers or a pizza.
Some are better than others but I've never had a bad piece of pizza.
Yes sir.
.oO(A pizza once send me to bed for almost a week with the worst case of the runs I ever had - never had that problem with knockers . . . )
Yup
I carry these in my Beretta 92A1. I like them because you don't have to worry about a hollow point clogging and the recoil is significantly less. In 9mm the recoil is like shooting a .25acp.
Yup
Lol Loved it. I like seeing the numbers. Thank you. I don't think anyone would want to get hit with that fast light bullet. 👍👍👍
I wouldn't that is for sure
Yeah because the heavier slower ones are much less lethal.... 🤔🤔🤔
ARX vs JHP - paper plates or milk jugs. Whoteewho!!!!!
Those ARX bullets is no joke. A guy while target shooting was shot through the upper quad of his leg with the 9mm round. His leg had a hole through and through exit that you could see into the wound. That bullet did exactly what was designed to do.
Ouch
Gnarly.
I have a high point pistol in my tackle box and the carbine in the back of my truck in the tool box. They sure can take a beating and keep on going.
I have always wanted a hipoint carbine
I carry those rounds in my 1911 And my smith and wesson 45 shield. They are Light weight, light recoil ,High energy, consistent and accurate. They will turn the Insides of creatures On 2 or 4 legs into a red slushy And if it hits bone It explodes.
I am waiting for the paper plate test to see how the ARX ammo fairs
Me too
.45acp is one of my favorites. 1911 round
Me too
Those inception are cooking with gas. Great video as always... thanks for making it for us to watch.
Cookin with gas for sure!!!
Let's crunch *THOSE* numbers!
That water jug caught a cold - it sneezed like there's no tomorrow. I guess it was a bit allergic to philips screwdriver bits.
My FMJ 230 grain 45acp is around 850, all my defensive 45 acp rounds are 404 lbs of energy and 900ft per second… I just bought this ammo it’s rated for 1400+ ft per second
In the early 90s I found a box of .30 .30 called Excelerators. It had a small projectile (.223 I think) with a plastic sabot. I had no chrono but they WERE extremely fast compared to normal .30 .30 rounds. These remind me of those.
Upside Downdog: Imagine that in a win maaaaag :-D
@@thomasraahauge5231
They would be REAL FAST! Seriously, just going off of the sound of those hitting a 110 yard target, they must have been close to 2/3 or more faster than my usual rounds.
Upside Downdog: So, when do we get to see that stuff? Is it for hand loaders, or is there some obscure company out there, that deals with things like that?
@@thomasraahauge5231
It came in a green box so I think it was Remington. I haven't ever seen any besides that box. In 93ish 20 cost almost 30 bucks USD!
@@thomasraahauge5231
I bet Paul at Heavy Metal Outdoors knows something about it.
118 grain .45 vs 10mm
That would be a fun one
Yeah Buddy! It would also be fun to see how accurate that ArX 45acp will do on paper at say 30 ft...
I don't know if you did some editing or your downrange camera has a weird mic but those gunshots sounded cool as hell lol.
Didn't do any editing to the sound
Nothing wrong with a high point. They function just fine, very reliable. A high speed - energy 45 acp. I like that, caught me flat footed on it.
Trade a little weight for speed energy....with a .45 cal frontal area that is nasty...
Yeah buddy!
@@WHOTEEWHO Can u get your hands on a Kel-Tec PMR 30 ? I think you would be amazed at what it can do.
Shameless plug...I have one.
I can try
@@WHOTEEWHO If i lived closer i'd let you use mine. They are hard to get i think even now. But not big $$.
It will surprise you. You have done large VS small before but not quite like this. Yes the ammo is $$ when found.
All i'l say is if i had to carry it - no prob at all. But i do not carry by choice - due to my states laws.
Very nice video,i want to see penetration test of arx ammo vs fmj ammo on paper plates.
Coming soon
Good thing about that 230 grain is it's SUBSONIC out of a carbine barrel
True
Great. Another reason for me to get a Kel-Tec sub-2000 and get a can for it.
@@JohnDoe-vf2yo yes...sub2000 is excellent .... mine in 40 cal .... have HiPoint 45 carbine.....I even have a 380 HiPoint carbine
@@DeeMoback I like the way the sub-2000's can be folded and stowed compact. I'd pair it with an angular front grip and a quick detach red dot.
@@JohnDoe-vf2yo some people do that..... yes indeed
I was able to purchase Inceptor ARX for the first time during the covid19 ammo shortage. Found it for my 380 and my 38 Special.
It is good stuff
My favorite media to shoot is either clay blocks or wet newspaper/magazines.
Yup clay is fun
I kinda want a hi point just because everybody hates them so much. lol I never shot one, but by just looking at the video, looks like the heavy slide keeps the muzzle flip tamed a little. Gonna have to try out some of that ammo too.
I can shoot the hipoints very accurately. I carried them daily for years. Both in 9mm and 45acp
@@WHOTEEWHO I'm going to have to get one just to have around, and add to my little collection. I've had a few different guns that had a bad rap, but turned out to be good guns.
I want a hipoint carbine
@@WHOTEEWHO My brother has been wanting one for a while, if he ever gets it, I'll try it out. Lol
@@WHOTEEWHO Now theres an idea. I have seen them shootin a 10mm hi-point carbine. That would be worth gettin for sure
If i remember right in cold weather ammo is slower than in hot or warm weather
Cold air is denser than warm air, so that makes sense. I just don't know how much of a difference it makes.
PUMPKIN
Good idea!
Those are crazy. They look like a blunt philips head screw driver. Just incase you need to tighten up a screw on your ATV. Lol
LOL. They are pretty sweet!
Could you do a video on the martini Henry or m1 garand
That inceptor ammo is moving!
It is bookin it!
Nice shootin a glock and hi- point. Never owed a glock but ive had hi points for a lloooonnnnnggggg time. I got them old ones. No hold open no slide lock and a mag release is a metal clip on the bottom. Way back when i got em it was what i could afford. And im no fan of gettin ride if guns so they always stayed with me. Thats some hot ammo who-tee-who ill be sure to look for it here.
Ammo is bookin it!
People bad mouth the High Point, yes they might be uglier than hell, but they are dependable. WHO_TEE_HOO!
Yup!!!
Awesome video
That's a fast 45 round!! Lets see water jug and paper plate tests
Coming soon
You forgot to mention that they also have a lot more stopping power, and will do much more damage to the target! Nice video.👍
I shoot 185 gr. In my 45 would be interested in seeing what you get in fps
Watching this again all these years later WTW!😆
🙏🙏🙏
*Drill Bit Bullets Huh?*
Yup
Drill bits are great for bullets - but aren't they called screwdriver bits? We just call them bits in danish.
Cool..have not seen those slugs..wow..the speed is amazing....
Super fast!
@@WHOTEEWHO Penn and teller would never use that in their catch the bullet in the mouth trick. that is for sure.....
Can you feel the extra punch?...
Penn and teller just fake everything so they probably would use it 😂😂😂
I think the ammo is usually test out of a rifle thats why your getting lower readings with a pistol...
It’s crazy how that hi point barrel and fire pin out beat the Glock 🤦🏾♂️
You Are Not Alone Americans love guns !!!
Cookie sheets ! Whoteewho!!
l was able to obtain some of the bullets and brand new Norma brass that was primed and pushed the 118 ARX bullets to 1547 FPS with NO pressure signs! Glock 21 pistol using a Wilson Combat Barrel. 230 x 786 = 316 lbs muzzle energy 118 x 1547 = 627 lbs muzzle energy. Load: 11.3 grains Long Shot. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. I take no responsibility. I'm just letting you know what I used and did. Brass fit in the barrel with finger pressure and pulled right out with my fingernail easily. No flattened primers and nothing to make me consider I was running too hot.
Looks like the HP has less recoil than the Glock. Great Video.
We definitely need to see those inceptors in the plates and jugs. Maybe compared to 9mm around the same bullet weight?
Coming soon!
Great content as always man
🙏🙏🙏
Over 1200 fps from a .45ACP! very cool! :)
Super cool!
I need that for my Gen 3 Glock 21 and TISAS 1911
Bought a JHP 45 new, shot it a lot without any hiccups and sold it for more than I paid. Can't ask for more.
Very nice
I wonder what the recoil difference is? And I'm very impressed that the high point will run the strange ammo.
I love your crono vids, ,,Hey see if you can find some liberty civil defense ammunition 45 acp thats a 78 grain at at 1900ft,
Nice
Did you ever look up the henry tac 45-70?
Them looks like cooper shells they make them in 22 L.R and they run as fast as 22 mag. C.C.I makes them they are called 22 copper. They destroy anything that you shoot
They have copper in them
Digging that ammo!! Great video!!
Hey heavy metal! I know you like your 45!
@@WHOTEEWHO Yes i do!! Thanks!!
Try filling a hollow points cavity with vasoline.
Thanks for your reply.
Appreciate you taking the time to comment!
Ok we need either a paper plate or water jug test between the two rounds!
Coming soon
I would be interesting to see the companies that manufacture these ARX rounds to manufacture a 556 ARX round and ask the military to try it out and see what they think of it. The m4 carbine for example May benefit from a type of round with such a high velocity because the benefits of the m4 unfortunately come with trade-offs as well like effective range the effective range being slightly better with an M16. I would be interested to see how a polymer tipped 556 round would perform.
They make a 556 round already
Great video! I’ll have to try this stuff.
Thanks for watching Cody!
I'm going to have to find some of that ammo for my 1911
I love it!
Watched this one again ... still love it 👊😎😂
I Love Both Models Of 45 ACP
Me too
In my experience which is almost all in the military where there is no choice and what kind of ammo you use I think that whatever works best for you is whatever works best for you if you trusted there's a reason you trust it. The military does not use hollow points after getting out of the military kind of discovering the hollow point because I never hunted growing up or anything it was my first experience ever with the civilian side of this stuff I did notice that almost every time there was any kind of feeding problem it was never with an FMJ I think it's just that there are a lot of companies making a lot of different types of hollow points I'm sure that they're good ones out there but in my past experience I would rather put reliability before the so-called stopping power which is a real thing but the last thing somebody wants or needs in a self-defense scenario is to hear a click when they need it to function the most.
Excellent video !
5⭐
Thanks Jerry!
I like that chrony
Me too!
Great video. Now can we see the ARX in your 450 Bushmaster?
I need some of that quick moving .45 ammo....
I love it!
Speeed give me what I need such lightning! I luuuuuvitttttt!
What does the arx ammo made for exspanding or penetration it's got odd looking point ??? Great viedo
It is defense ammo
high point the gun that you can print yourself with a 3d printer not bad
Days start getting longer soon, yeah more range time.
Hi point has gotten better on its reliability
Had a Gen 1 45 not long after they came out. Always had at least one jam per magazine
But they still aren't good enough to be allowed as duty carry or duty back up on 99.9 percent of law enforcment depts around the country
Never had a single problem out of mine
That’s great ammo I use that in daily carry gun ,40 and I’ve used it at the range and love it just expensive to shoot
I love it!
Since mass and velocity are equal contributors to something I call impact I see a spreadsheet in the future. Also, the HiPoint may have better lockup than the Glock....at least fps was slightly better.
Eddie Huff: A commentator on one of Paul Harrells videos said something like this: "the powder in the cartridge causes an explosion, and the explosion uses the projectile to transfer that explosion to the target. A small explosion yields a small damage, and a large explosion causes a large damage. Light or heavy projectile, it comes down to the explosion." Well, it was something down that alley. Does that make sense in any way?
@@thomasraahauge5231 Yes...because in general the lighter the bullet the more powder is used on most reloading guides.
Eddie Huff: Thank you for the clarification :)
Might have to grab a box for my 21sf 👍
I like em!
45ACP AMMO GOING FASTER THAN SPEED OF SOUND (1125FPS) WITH LITTLE RECOIL HAS TO BE A BEAST
Is the damage due to the bullet, or the increased velocity?
Always wondered why no one ever made light 45 ammo. Wonder how they would do at 100 yards or so
Pretty hard to hit anything at a hundred yards with a pistol
Lol was just at smga and seen these in 9,45,380 for 9.99 a box so I grabbed 2 boxes figured wth right lol. Got home and searched and look who I found lol 👍
Same brother 😆 lol stay blessed
You really hold your pistol like that along with keeping one eye closed?
I love it!!
Me too!!!
cans of play-doh
Good idea
nice slow motion
Thanks for watching!
I want to try some of that in my 4595 Hi Point .
Nothing wrong with a High Point, some folks think that you have to spend more money. Thanks
Try night firing next wit the 118 gain 45 acp deeply enjoyed this posting fan of high point anyway lifetime warranty glocks all right Thanks for the tips new ammo they are called penetrators
Thanks for watching
Who tee who ... I def need to try those BUT im wondering about expansion and penetration
These are non-expanding bullets. Im no scientist but they do a ton of damage on impact then slow down
@@WHOTEEWHO sounds like its gonna be a physics project . like using a bullet puller adding a cavity in the center of bullet then reassemble the bullet just to see what happens .. I know yer busy (holiday/family/work) could be interesting . thank ya sir for a great vid , Luv the 45
Thanks for watching!
Shitt thanks i always watch ur postings bad ass flannel black and red jacket you got on where can I find one been looking for one you welcome true friend
My wife bought me that jacket online somewhere
I cant ever where normal clothes from the store because everything is too small. I get all my clothes on the internet
Dam
I just wonder how the velocity increase translates to real world ballistic stopping power.
We will see!
Greg Emerson: Didn't Paul Harrell make a video on that subject? Or was it with some other type of ammo?
Ammo is cold
That's impressive speeds for the 45! Where does one find that ammo?
All over the place :-)
Do paper plate test with 22lr
I have wondered if different primers effect velocity?
No tellin
How different was the kick between the 230 and 128 grain?
I have never cared for Glock!
Glocks are like Toyota cars. They perform their given task flawlessly but they just don't have any soul/character.
Matthew Pearson: In those terms, which gun would translate into an old bicycle?
@@thomasraahauge5231 After much thinking, I would have to equate an old bicycle with a classic Colt or Smith & Wesson revolver insofar as they are lovely to look at and with minimal care will always be there for you when you need it. LOL. How's that? Hope you're well Thomas.
Matthew Pearson: Just the answer I was looking for. So my trusty old bicycle is my equivalent to a classy colt or S&W - and S&W just happens to be my favorite revolver brand. You're my huckleberry :)
Got a sore throat, just like half of my home town, but apart from that, I'm fine. And you, all well in your part of the world?
@@thomasraahauge5231 Sorry to hear about you not feeling well. I'm in Ontario Canada and things are good except for the fact our idiot prime minister Trudeau is thinking about a nationwide ban on handguns and "assault weapons'. Apparently he thinks this will solve problem of gang violence in Toronto and Vancouver. What a moron. Merry Christmas to you and your family Thomas.
What is your favorite semi auto pistol?
Thats tough, but I carry an honor gaurd
Probably would of gotten the 1300fps if you would of shot closer because it's a muzzle velocity test.
I was only maybe 5 feet away. If u get right up on it it won't read because of the muzzle flash
I've been wanting a 45 pistol but am undecided on a 1911 or a Glock or M&P. Any advice would be appreciated.
Id say try shooting them all before you buy them if u can. Everyone is different and they are all good. Hard to beat a good 1911 but they can be pricey
@@WHOTEEWHO Yeah, I'm leaning towards a Smith 1911. Cry once right? LOL. I just missed out by about 30 minutes on a mint HK Mark 23 for $1200 CDN. That was a crazy good deal. Thanks for the vids my man. Be well.
Thanks for watching!
I like 1911 and sig p220