Another vote for the 9x23, it has just a tad more energy than the .38 Super
something in 9mm largo.... something new that is...maybe a thin glock...ooops that has been gone over a bajillion times...no single stack 9mm's...got it.
why was the 9x23 invented? to fill another niche for us gun lovers that really doensn't exist?
why was the 9x23 invented? to fill another niche for us gun lovers that really doensn't exist?
the 41 mag....
its a nice all around round........
its a nice all around round........
I vote for the .50 GI because a .45 is not enough... 
Really tho, I get a glock 20 and have a 10mm and .50 on the same frame.
Really tho, I get a glock 20 and have a 10mm and .50 on the same frame.
.32NAA--This is a little screamer that puts a 65 grain bullet out fast enough to approach mild .357 mag terminal ballistics.
I have a Makarov converted to this round, and one more conversion barrel in reserve. Also have a bunch of Starline brass and a new set of dies in case I ever need to reload. Have about 400 rounds of factory ammo bought from Makarov.com when they went out of business. CB
I have a Makarov converted to this round, and one more conversion barrel in reserve. Also have a bunch of Starline brass and a new set of dies in case I ever need to reload. Have about 400 rounds of factory ammo bought from Makarov.com when they went out of business. CB
None! I have a tough enough time keeping ammo around. ;-)
Forget obscure calibers. If I gotta pick something to catch on, I want the projectile to be measured in amps or joules.
