We came to an agreement on here that Ball Ammunition is not a safe Self Defense round, as suggested by the them of "carry" ammunition. The only exception is when it is used in low power handguns, like the 32. Caliber for example.drjoker wrote:I thought you were referring to RIP brand ammo:Charlies.Contingency wrote:Thanks guys for the extra info on here. I'd like to see one done every few months, so as to keep track of any trends within' this test group.
Who answered RIP? Defend yourself! If that was a serious answer, than I would like to hear your educated reasoning. There will be no personal bashing, but I can't guarantee others won't pounce. If you are using it, tell me why please.
http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2014/0 ... phase-one/
I was wondering why you would list a brand of ammo hardly anybody ever uses and fail to list a type of ammo that the vast majority of new shooters and novices use: ball.
Editing the poll to include it, would in fact restart the entire poll. I, or somebody else perhaps, will eventually host a new poll in this topic. I certainly will when I see it as appropriate, to see what kind of trends this small pool of seemingly well educated firearm enthusiasts are leaning towards as far as ammunition.
RIP was a serious option, though barely an option in my opinion, I had to be fair. Being this was a serious poll about serious self defense, I narrowed it down to the most likely candidates that I could come up with for self defense ammunition. As over hyped as RIP is, it is still an option with a lot of publicity that I expected at least a few people to pick. Putting up something like Winchester White Box, aka government surplus hollow points, because they cannot perform as well as a more expensive round like Speer Gold Dot or Hornady Critical Defense. My next poll will have what was not put on this one, such as ball ammunition and some quality defense ammo that was not listed.
Are you the one using RIP?