.25 ACP--does anyone like this caliber?

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  • Wesley Willis

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    I Have Your Answer!
    This tells us that you will have a much higher energy on target if you just become more proficient in throwing your empty .25 caliber handgun. (Please be sure to remove the ammunition from the handgun before throwing to avoid an accidental discharge... Safety first.)

    According to your logic, unloading the gun isn't necessary. If you will do more damage throwing the gun (which can't hurt that bad), then an accidental discharge won't hurt very much at all. These arguments are all so stupid.
     

    tuoder

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    The only good thing to say is that the .25acp might feed a bit more reliably in a semi-auto, as .22lr will be more likely to have feeding issues coming out of a magazine. But, in every other way: price, terminal ballistics, accuracy, .22lr is now better.
     
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