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Originally posted by 257x50:
Whitworth:
He was right about bullets though.............some heavier bullets give the glock better balance when thrown at attackers. I haven't practiced on GPCAT(Glock Paint Can Action Throwing).
Never appealed to me. Though factory support and safety record have been very good......

LOL!

the simple answer to a question of this caliber is not in a bunch of ballistic mumbo jumbo
simply grab the person asking and buck his ass like the bully in the 5th grade used to do to him
he will then figure out the correct answer on his own
for the forigners on this forum (and short bussers) that dont understand this process it goes like this
alternately and swiftly bring your knees into firm contact with his ass

If you are a bow hunter and have the experience of getting close to your elk, a heavy loaded 45ACP from an accurate pistol shot by an experience shooter will get the job done.

Many times we shoot the 45ACP more than any other cartridge and that familiarity will add up on your side. Good luck.

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Originally posted by TEANCUM:
If you are a bow hunter and have the experience of getting close to your elk, a heavy loaded 45ACP from an accurate pistol shot by an experience shooter will get the job done.

Many times we shoot the 45ACP more than any other cartridge and that familiarity will add up on your side. Good luck.

Exactly!