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Laststop
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- Jul 9, 2019
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If handgun was your method, what do you think would be better for barrel in the mouth? A 180 grain .357 magnum hollow-point, which would be good in a revolver, because you can pull the hammer back for single action, and have less of a trigger pull, and thus better stability for a well angled shot? Or a .230 grain .45 acp which would be in an auto pistol, which has a longer trigger pull due to being striker-fired, thus increasing the chances of pulling off where you want the round to go, but does have a larger bullet?
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