The things you find on YouTube.
This girl talks some mad smack on the alphabet boys and can back it up.
This girl talks some mad smack on the alphabet boys and can back it up.
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Please mom and dad make her get rid of that libtard pink hair
Isn't it a bebunked myth that the FBI couldn't handle a 10mm recoil?
Man can you imagine how good she is going to be when she is in her teens?
NO. Those libtards don't own hair color. Fuck'em!
Don't see a 10mm! LOL
No.
Shoot guns and have fun. Im not even sure I knew what FBI was at that age, nor did I care.
I feel bad for kids being used as pawns for adults. Left side and right side.
I feel bad for kids being used as pawns for adults. Left side and right side.
Yup, remember the little girl who would act like AOC?
I've been shooting my S&W M&P 2.0 10mm for about 8 months now and it's not all that snappy, more than a 9mm but less than a 44mag revolver , of course if you shoot full power 220 gr bear loads the recoil is noticeablely more snappy but that's expected, I usually practice with AAC 180gr fmj , but got some blazer 180 fmj for my last range session and noticed that they were a little more snappy than the AAC , must be closer to the original fbi load.
If USPSA s still a thing in the future…
It will be around. Just not with the same morons at the helm.
I thought it was a combination of recoil and larger grip size due to the 10mm cartridge’s length.
They down loaded the 10mm for recoil, which was fine but still the grip was too large for smaller-handed agents. So they then cut off the extra, no-longer-needed case length resulting in the 40S&W.
But I might be wrong!
It ain't the hair on the head that makes the libtard, it's what's under the hair between the ears.
Shooters complain about braked 6.5 Manbun recoil.......
Yes, but no...
Its overblown, but it is real. But then again at the level I'm talking about its not an issue.
My splits are definitly faster on 9mm pussy ammo (for that very reason, a big heavy slow 9mm has soft recoil) than full power 10 mm or 45 ACP loads.
But its like tenths and hundreths of a second.
But the 10mm blowhards get too ya after a while. Its not a magical super round. And caught in that void of big heavy vs slow fast.
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On the issue of hair, my daughter had blue/purple hair and beleives you should be able to defend your marijuana farm with machine guns.
And got us a lecture from the RO when she blased away with a 22 as a little girl.
Kids these days.
Had a chance to fire one of the FBI 10 MM. MP 5s a year or so ago. It was soft on recoil and more controable than my 9MM that i owned for several years . If i remember right we were shooting 180 gr . ammo. Would love to have one of those in 10 mm.
My instructor for my license to carry said it best. "I am going to lay-out a .380, a 9 mm, and a .45. Which one do you want me to shoot you with?"
He did not say he would necessarily shoot the same body part, BTW.
FBI has had and continues to have problems. The Miami-Dade shoot out was analyzed quite well by Paul Harrell and he re-enacted some parts of it to show logistics and timing. During that event, some of the agents had 9 mm. One of them emptied two magazines ineffectively.
So, the FBI decided that 9 mm was not powerful enough and decided to change to 10 mm. After so many decades, they came to the same conclusion. The caliber was never the problem. The ineptitude and lack of preparation of the agents was the problem.
Plenty carried revolvers with no speed loaders. One rested his on the seat and the first hard turn in the chase sent the gun flying to the floor.
Other guys who got shot did not use advantage of momentary cover to reload partially and fire back and then re-load some more. IOW, the FBI agents had sucky skills.
It seems as if they have hardly improved. The FBI in the movies and shows is what we expect. That reminds me of the menu at the nursing facility where my wife lives. The menu is wishful thinking. What is on the tray is reality.
He did not say he would necessarily shoot the same body part, BTW.
FBI has had and continues to have problems. The Miami-Dade shoot out was analyzed quite well by Paul Harrell and he re-enacted some parts of it to show logistics and timing. During that event, some of the agents had 9 mm. One of them emptied two magazines ineffectively.
So, the FBI decided that 9 mm was not powerful enough and decided to change to 10 mm. After so many decades, they came to the same conclusion. The caliber was never the problem. The ineptitude and lack of preparation of the agents was the problem.
Plenty carried revolvers with no speed loaders. One rested his on the seat and the first hard turn in the chase sent the gun flying to the floor.
Other guys who got shot did not use advantage of momentary cover to reload partially and fire back and then re-load some more. IOW, the FBI agents had sucky skills.
It seems as if they have hardly improved. The FBI in the movies and shows is what we expect. That reminds me of the menu at the nursing facility where my wife lives. The menu is wishful thinking. What is on the tray is reality.
FBI was already shooting .40Short&Weak as the standard pistol round (Glock22) when I came in. My only 10mm experience is with the MP5/10, which is very easy to fire…
This. No handgun round is "Effective" or a "manstopper"
It doesn't exist. Listen to the Rifles Only Podcast with the Trauma Surgeon/Doctor:
