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What do you prefer in Handgun/Caliber??
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<blockquote data-quote="lowdrag" data-source="post: 2757171" data-attributes="member: 27254"><p>Headshots are great, but for the most part they are myths or luck in a real gunfight. As soon as a fight starts, heartrate jumps to the point that you lose fine motor skills. The body begins pulling all the blood out of the extremities, auditory exclusion sets in and you develope tunnel vision. Now take into account that rarely will the other person be standing still and the fact that if you truly want to survive, you better be moving as well.</p><p></p><p>Center mass is the way to go, unless there are other circumstances that necessitate a head shot. To get to the point, I'll take my .45 and make sure those hits count. Other factors to think about are things like concealed carry. I've got an HK USP .45 and it's a great gun, but it's huge. There's almost no way to carry it without it being apparent to the trained eye.</p><p></p><p>There are always plenty of arguments over things like this, but the .45 cartridge hasn't been around as long as it has because it doesn't work.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lowdrag, post: 2757171, member: 27254"] Headshots are great, but for the most part they are myths or luck in a real gunfight. As soon as a fight starts, heartrate jumps to the point that you lose fine motor skills. The body begins pulling all the blood out of the extremities, auditory exclusion sets in and you develope tunnel vision. Now take into account that rarely will the other person be standing still and the fact that if you truly want to survive, you better be moving as well. Center mass is the way to go, unless there are other circumstances that necessitate a head shot. To get to the point, I'll take my .45 and make sure those hits count. Other factors to think about are things like concealed carry. I've got an HK USP .45 and it's a great gun, but it's huge. There's almost no way to carry it without it being apparent to the trained eye. There are always plenty of arguments over things like this, but the .45 cartridge hasn't been around as long as it has because it doesn't work. [/QUOTE]
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