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Date Posted: 20:51:31 03/11/02 Mon
Author: Grumpy˛
Author Host/IP: 155-41.poccpe.cableone.net / 24.116.155.41
Subject: Re: Weather, whether, whenever, whatever
In reply to: Donk 's message, "Re: Weather, whether, whenever, whatever" on 19:51:44 03/11/02 Mon

Depends, I guess. I certainly wouldn't recommend a one- or two-inch barrel to anyone for a light caliber, but I think I'd be more confident of stopping someone without endangering their life unnecessarily with a .32 than with a .45, most of the time. In an urban environment or in the home, I'd prefer the lighter round; it's less dangerous to non-participants.

If getting shot in the knee doesn't stop someone, I suppose a headshot should handle it.

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