Uberti 1862 Colt Police 36 cal revolver ballistics

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Mongo Go Bang 5 years ago

It always amazes me to see the "Low Power" of these 36 and .44 caliber service pistols, when compared to modern offerings. I don't remember ever reading about soldiers complaining that their pistols were under powered? Perhaps the softer lead balls drove deep into flesh and also flattened and expanded, giving superior wound effects compared with modern ball ammunition and some of the older hollow point designs in similar calibers?

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Pocono Tactical 5 years ago

The soft lead was very effective as an expanding bullet. The only issue was that it left lead behind in the barrel. That's why they started jacketing the bullets. Soft LED would not have worked in the machine guns of World War 1.

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Pocono Tactical 5 years ago

I wish there was an edit feature here. Voice to Text keeps messing up what I'm saying...lol

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Pocono Tactical 5 years ago

The soft lead not that any hits to a limb meant that the limb was lost. The bone would usually destroyed Beyond repair. Any hits to torso usually meant death. This was behind the thinking of banning dum dum rounds, hollow points, in the Geneva Convention.

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Remmag 5 years ago

Great presentation. Thanks for sharing your results, that was very interesting !

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Pocono Tactical 5 years ago

Thank You!

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