There are 16" ones in the states if I remember correctly.
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Would make more sense if they use their system in a self-loading shotgun of some sort. .45 is a low impulse round.
Not sure why we need a subgun or .45 subgun - since everyone is moving on to PDW with high velocity quasi-rifle rounds anyways.
However, I can see that a full power 10mm version could be more useful than .45.
Not sure why we need a subgun or .45 subgun - since everyone is moving on to PDW with high velocity quasi-rifle rounds anyways.
However, I can see that a full power 10mm version could be more useful than .45.
Hell ya, I'm with you 100%. 10x25mm AUTO is, IMO, the best handgun/subgun caliber. You get the "best-of-both-worlds" in ballistic performance. Almost flat enough trajectory like 9x19mm, and almost as good stopping power as .45 ACP. From a ballistic analysis I read in a magazine about the 10mm, it is basically in same league as the .45 cal. Why it never gained MIL/LEO favor is beyond me. I suppose it has to do something with the FBI canning it for the weaker 10mm variant, .40 S&W.
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The 10mm is beyond the 45acp. It its full power form it is in the league of 41mag and lighter loaded 44 mag in terms of power. It is not being used by law enforcement due the fact that too many of them are of petite stature and cannot handle the recoil and blast of the 10mm.



























