do not attempt to start a flame-war with me. i just fell that the majority or posts here (including my own) lack ay actual sense of intelligencs. absolutey ridiculous ones like
furthermore, i almost despise the person who posted the above messages because they are being hypocritical.
AND it breaks a rule.
for an example, the average size of a post from another forum i go on is like this, talking about WWII:
that is the AVERAGE Post size, so as of now, i have made my mind to leave the forum.
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Agreed!
furthermore, i almost despise the person who posted the above messages because they are being hypocritical.
AND it breaks a rule.
for an example, the average size of a post from another forum i go on is like this, talking about WWII:
Quote from: Dick_WintersActually I followed your link, and then went from there to the wiki pages on the ammunition in question.
here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.45_ACP
and here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.455_Webley
The Military issue .45 ACP is a 230 grain Full Metal Jacket round, with a muzzle velocity of 835 FpS, and delivering 356 ft.lbs of kinetic energy
The military issue .445 Webley ammo was manufactured by several companies each of whom had their own standards and QC issues.
The most powerful was a 265 grain full Metal Jacket round, with a muzzle velocity of 757 FpS delivering 337 ft.lbs of kinetic Energy.
So not that much of a difference in stopping power, but with the .45 ACP having a slight advantage.
Add in the fact that the Revolver, being a revolver has a lower ammo capacity and a much longer reload cycle and the Webley looks to be a downgrade in weaponry.
My Uncle Dave used to do competitive pistol shooting. There were lots of .45s, and almost no .455 Webleys at the pro and Semi-pro level. Which is not surprising since it was manufactured from 1887 till 1923 [/i] and went out of service issue in 1963.
Where as lots of guns firing the .45 ACP are still under manufacture.
that is the AVERAGE Post size, so as of now, i have made my mind to leave the forum.


