9mm vs 45 ACP, WE END THE DEBATE. The Human Torso Test.
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Length: 24min 43sec (1483 seconds)
Published: Sun Feb 13 2022
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Is it weird that I've been shooting handguns 4 years now and haven't touched a 9mm at all. All I own is 45 all I've shot is 45 and I've gotten pretty good with it as well. I can't wait to try 9mm after all this time getting good with a 45 but have never had the chance. I could never bring myself to buy one for some reason, idk why.
Cool vid.
Not what I expected, I have a sig .45 that I love but to large to carry, my wifeβs and my ccwβs are both 9mm
Whereβs the 45 super at, supercharge it to 460 Rowland fuck it. Boomers need their BOOM or it ainβt fair
For sure very interesting, glad they tried things like range ammo to hollow point to +P
My only gripe with this test is they didn't test any of the commonly used duty / carry ammunition for .45.
Would have loved to see 230 Gr. Gold Dot or 230 Gr. HST, either in standard pressure or +P variety. Winchester PDX / Ranger series, Remington Golden Saber, Hornady Crit Duty / Crit Defense, Sig V Crown, etc. are very popular for carry as well. Just an overall weird test in terms of ammo selection IMO.
This has always boiled down to circumstance for me. When I am going out and around town, I take my Baretta 92A1 in 9mm. If I need to use it, there is a higher chance that I might need the extra range it provides and the additional rounds per magazine. If I am out in the woods, I take my Rhino because it's a much more powerful .357 Magnum round and I live in Bear country. But...for home defense, if I don't have immediate access to my semi-auto shotgun, I am going to grab my .45 first. It's rounds have less of a chance to go through my walls and my neighbors walls and kill someone in their sleep. I don't want that, I don't think anybody wants that. That would be stupid. And for the maximum of 10 yards needed within my home, .45 does the job and does it great.