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**DRAGOON** · (This post was last modified: 08-17-2012 01:27 PM by DRAGOON.)

Theirs

.40 S&W, JHP 165 Grain, 980 fps

Muzzle velocity: 980 fps.
Muzzle energy: 352 ft/lbs.
Velocity at 50 yards: 924 fps.
Energy at 50 yards: 312 ft/lbs.
Uses: Personal Defense, Law Enforcement.

Mine

12 Gauge, 1 Oz Rifled Hollow Point Slug 2-3/4", 1600 fps

Muzzle Velocity: 1600 fps
Muzzle Energy: 2488 ft/lbs
50 Yard Velocity: 1161 fps
50 Yard Energy: 1310 ft/lbs
100 Yard Velocity: 953 fps
100 Yard Energy: 882 ft/lbs
Uses: Medium Game, Self Defense

**DRAGOON**

12 Gauge's are "Cheap & Plentiful

Single Shot - $80-$150

15 ct. box of Slugs - $12
100 ct. Box of Bird rounds $20

**DRAGOON** · (This post was last modified: 08-17-2012 11:07 AM by DRAGOON.)

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**DRAGOON**

Richard Eldritch Wrote:

Get a life....

Get off my thread Shit Bag, You are an absolute WASTE

**We'll be back !**

DRAGOON Wrote:

12 Gauge's are "Cheap & Plentiful

Single Shot - $80-$150

15 ct. box of Slugs - $12
100 ct. Box of Bird rounds $20

I just bought a new under and over , the only problem is you only have 2 shots .
Ive just seen on youtube , drilled and rifled inserts that take center fire ammo like .357 . If they did a brass cased set that wouldn't scratch the barrel , I would get a set .

**DRAGOON** · (This post was last modified: 08-17-2012 11:28 AM by DRAGOON.)

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DRAGOON Wrote:
12 Gauge's are "Cheap & Plentiful

Single Shot - $80-$150

15 ct. box of Slugs - $12
100 ct. Box of Bird rounds $20

I just bought a new under and over , the only problem is you only have 2 shots .
Ive just seen on youtube , drilled and rifled inserts that take center fire ammo like .357 . If they did a brass cased set that wouldn't scratch the barrel , I would get a set .

Awesome, Over & Under are my favorite guns.

2 shots and a quick reload is all you need.

I have 6 combat tours all in close quarter. Only on TV do you need a bazillion rounds.

I use butt sleeves for extra rounds

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**Gym Nasium** · **Gym Nasium** Subscriber User ID: 108014 08-17-2012 11:18 AM **Posts: 7,731**

Richard Eldritch Wrote:

Get a life....

**Foodnipple** · **Foodnipple** ♋ User ID: 114569 08-17-2012 11:20 AM **Posts: 4,849**

Apples to oranges dude

**Jackinthebox**

I bust shottue.

**Ingman64**

The S&W 44-40 is a nice rifle, short in length and not to heavy. good lever action, not hard on the knuckles like a 30.30 as the 44 needs not to move the action to eject the spent round. the bang is not too deafening as the ears don't ring to long, the recoil is firm but not jolting, the slugg is a slow hard hitting round were some skill is needed in judgeing range and movement, but once hit it has dropping power that doesn't blow too big a chunk out of the target.

As for costs of rounds, the 44 is an easy to reload round, needing just caps, powder and lead to reload rounds. the shot gun needs a few more things for its rounds.

the 44 is a proven hunter protector firearm, with a proud history, its rounds wen't into the pistol as well as the rifle, just think how deaf they were, What you sayin there mister??? Blam Blam !! wild west.

The little big horn was won from the rapid fire of the 44, it had a shorter range but was well abouve rate of fire and reload. Causing the Winchester to become a most versatile firearm for then, and even now.

You can have your big bang sticks, but on a grand shoot weekend, the fun will be in the beer and BBQ after wards, when we show targets and talk trash about sore sholders and not hitting sides of barns.

5 stars for your thread.

I own a 44.40 chuckle

**DRAGOON**

Ingman64 Wrote:

The S&W 44-40 is a nice rifle, short in length and not to heavy. good lever action, not hard on the knuckles like a 30.30 as the 44 needs not to move the action to eject the spent round. the bang is not too deafening as the ears don't ring to long, the recoil is firm but not jolting, the slugg is a slow hard hitting round were some skill is needed in judgeing range and movement, but once hit it has dropping power that doesn't blow too big a chunk out of the target.

As for costs of rounds, the 44 is an easy to reload round, needing just caps, powder and lead to reload rounds. the shot gun needs a few more things for its rounds.

the 44 is a proven hunter protector firearm, with a proud history, its rounds wen't into the pistol as well as the rifle, just think how deaf they were, What you sayin there mister??? Blam Blam !! wild west.

The little big horn was won from the rapid fire of the 44, it had a shorter range but was well abouve rate of fire and reload. Causing the Winchester to become a most versatile firearm for then, and even now.

You can have your big bang sticks, but on a grand shoot weekend, the fun will be in the beer and BBQ after wards, when we show targets and talk trash about sore sholders and not hitting sides of barns.

5 stars for your thread.

I own a 44.40

44.40 Nice ... :-)

**DRAGOON**

Jackinthebox Wrote:

I bust shottue.

**DRAGOON**

Foodnipple Wrote:

Apples to oranges dude

No, think who just bought a Billion .40 cal rounds?

**Foodnipple** · **Foodnipple** ♋ User ID: 114569 08-17-2012 11:31 AM **Posts: 4,849**

DRAGOON Wrote:

Foodnipple Wrote:
Apples to oranges dude

No, think who just bought a Billion .40 cal rounds?

I know what you're getting at but comparing the two is ridiculous

**Ingman64**