[Chad Ward]

Just wanted to say thanks to David DiFabio for the great information he's posted on ballistics/wound trauma over the last couple of days. It's gonna take me a while to get through it all. I thought I was reasonably well read on the topic, but I see I was seriously mistaken. I really appreciate the time and effort David's put into this.

Chad

 

[Citizen_Gilmore]

I second that, thanks, it is a topic that really does need help in dispelling myths and getting to the bottom of for a lot of misguided ppl.. -Gilmore

 

[Guest]

Guys,
Thank you for the kind words and thanks to Dane for the site.
I think that we all have info to contribute or we know where to get it and post it.

I think that as the site grows and our readership grows we will attract some of the "experts" who can go into a great deal more detail than I can.

I am hoping that Dr. Fackler, Duncan McPherson or some of the other researchers will join us.

I appreciate all of the feedback and more than anything this is as much of a learning process for me as it is for you.

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[Just a GI]

Yep, thanks David. Now if you'd test some of those Winchester white box JHP's. :grin: Just kidding. :wink:

 

[BigBoy]

David;

You have truly opened up my eyes on working characteristics of ammunition. I will soon buy some Speer GD and try it in my Kimber to see how well she likes it. I guess I have some range time to go and burn up my HS now. Now if I could just find some noce FLGD to sell me some dusty boxes of Ranger talon I'd feel so happy . . . .

 

[Mute]

Agreed. Three cheers for David!