will this work :)

[jeff & Maria]

The key is maximum tissue damage which is the quickest way to stop someone/something. Example, .223 is a small caliber but it's extremely high velocity causes it to spin upon entering the body. A friend of mine was shot by a Vietcong with a captured M-16. The round hit the stock of his rifle which was in the firing position, it went through the buffer, out the back of the rifle, into his shoulder, around his back and came out his left shoulder. That's a lot of spinning! A large caliber flattens, peels and usually smashes bone which will also tear up tissue. I've killed deer with a precision placed shot using .22 CB's so a .22 is nothing to laugh at but for personal protection at close range, bigger is better. That's why a lot of police agencies opted to go to .40 cal.

 

[mudpuppy]

Sure it will work....22's are dang deadly...Personally, the biggest thing I ever killed with a .22lr is a belgian horse. (Long, horrble story) With a weapon of this ones limited accurate range, and ballistic traits, I'd say a smooth operator with a sense of timing and a grasp of anatomy could put down (as in spring loaded, hit the freakin' deck) pretty much anything that walks this earth except maybe an elephant, rinocerous, or cape buff.

 

[Elson(La)]

n/t

 

[Elson(La)]

When I tryed it out I shot 20 rounds with it.At 20ft. can't hit any thing,15 ft. two shots in the target out of 5 shots,12 feet 5 out of 5.Deadly at 12 ft.Yes Jim I did clean it after.

Life is good

 

[charlie (ky)]

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[Elson(La)]

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