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    Quote Originally Posted by shooter View Post
    I don't know about you guys but I would like to see the gun that is propelling that 50AE 500 grain bullet at 5000 fps. That must be something new.
    5,000 fps does appear to be incorrect, but they do appear to make it down range pretty quick.



    Quote Originally Posted by stroguy View Post
    I like the ignoramus libtard uneducated fear monger narrative from the article Tim copied from. Bullets don't leave white hot and bullets don't explode. But it sure sounds scary. We should ban scary ammo.
    Clarification: I posted the pictures for the relative ballistic gel comparisons, not for the commentary. Maybe he was using a Willie Pete round ?

    I chased down the commentary. It is someone's tagline and an article. The first sentence comes from the article, the 2nd and 3rd are not found in the article.

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    his attacker used a 10mm semiautomatic handgun with hollowpoint bullets. Such bullets leave the gun's barrel white hot when fired. Even worse, on contact they explode, causing even more damage

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    Oh I knew that T. Wasn't aimed (PI) at you. I found it hilarious. Nice to know we have zombie specialists in our midst.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stroguy View Post
    Oh I knew that T. Wasn't aimed (PI) at you. I found it hilarious. Nice to know we have zombie specialists in our midst.
    I have always wanted to try the 500 S&W compared to a .44mag. A local range had a 500 S&W rental but never had ammo for it and would not let you use your own ammo on rentals. They finally sold it before having a chance to fire it. Not something very practical, but does appear to have some stopping power.

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    The 500 may be the most available gun used from the 'wtf was I thinking for buying this gun' crowd. They are very lightly used, typically 6 rounds or less. There is just not a justifiable reason other than collecting and having as a safe queen. The 44 has been proven over and over to be a reliable hunter for all N American game.

    Now if I were heading to Africa for a lion or elephant hunt.....ok.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ths61 View Post
    5,000 fps does appear to be incorrect, but they do appear to make it down range pretty quick.





    Clarification: I posted the pictures for the relative ballistic gel comparisons, not for the commentary. Maybe he was using a Willie Pete round ?

    I chased down the commentary. It is someones tagline and an article. The first sentence comes from the article, the 2nd and 3rd are not found in the article.

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    his attacker used a 10mm semiautomatic handgun with hollowpoint bullets. Such bullets leave the gun's barrel white hot when fired. Even worse, on contact they explode, causing even more damage

    Certified CQB Anti-Zombie Master Firearms Instructor
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    50 AE is a semi auto round usually chambered in 1911 type pistols and Desert Eagles. They usually weigh around 230 to 300 grains and exit the muzzle at around 1500 fps. Even a 500 S&W is several thousand fps less than the 5000 fps shown which kinda makes me doubt the validity of that chart you put up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shooter View Post
    50 AE is a semi auto round usually chambered in 1911 type pistols. They usually weigh around 230 to 300 grains and exit the muzzle at less than 1000 fps. Even a 500 S&W is several thousand fps less than the 5000 fps shown which kinda makes me doubt the validity of that chart you put up.
    I stand corrected. I was confusing the 50 AE for the .500 S&W Magnum.

    Here are the cartridges for comparisons. The 50 AE appears to have the upper hand when compared to a .45 and the .500 S&W Mag dwarfs it.


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    XDS in .45ACP and XD compact in .45ACP,for concealed carry, my next purchase will be a Bond Arms derringer, Snake Slayer, 410 shot shell or.45COLT. https://youtu.be/hJSv9HRioP0

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    Chop I thought I wanted one of those but they are so big. I can carry a full size Commander that weighs less and takes up less space. It is a neat gun though.

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    The Snake Slayer @ 22 oz., is a little hefty but I like the idea of carrying a mini shotgun in my pocket, never know when a grouse might rear it's ugly head. lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by choptop View Post
    XDS in .45ACP and XD compact in .45ACP,for concealed carry, my next purchase will be a Bond Arms derringer, Snake Slayer, 410 shot shell or.45COLT. https://youtu.be/hJSv9HRioP0








    I picked up the Bond Arms Snake Slayer as a retirement present to myself. Traded in the never fired Springfield 45 compact. Still have the XDS.

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