dankworth
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Well I`m shooting .38 , .223 , and 12 gauge myself. But did like my son`s new gun. I like the Nato load for my .223 the best. bout any coated .38 for the pistal and sluggers or 00 on the 12 gauge. It`s one of those old double barrol with the hammers (stage coach gun).
Check out the winchester pdx1 2 3/4" 12 gauge load. It's like a 1 oz slug backed up by 3 pellets of OO buck. So you can wreck shit with the slug if a slug is necessary, and still have the benefit of striking the target at close range with 4 projectiles at the time.
Got OO buck in the feed tube, pdx1s in the side saddle for a rainy day.
In terms of best terminal ballistics from a .223 against flesh, the big kids in the sandbox have been using heavyweight hollowpoints for some time.
Personally I prefer 69 gr hornady hollowpoints for terminal and external ballistics for 1:9 twist barrels, and 75 gr hornady hollowpoints for 1:7 twist.
Can't go wrong with M855/SS109 spec 62 gr for a general purpose load in many ways.
Buffalo Bore is healthy, but damn they charge a lot!
I like 357 sig, 125 gr gold dot at 1450 fps, reproduces old-skool .357 magnum ballistics.
However those were sjhps, they would fragment, mine is bonded, does well vs barriers if need be.
Deep Buddy, for long range performance in a manageable package you might check out .243.
And a 16" barreled LMT AR-15.
Check out the Kel-tec RFB while you are at it.
And the Kel-tec KSG.I have done some homework.
RFB-
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RFB is 8.1# unloaded, 18" barrel in .308, 27.5" OAL
KSG-
14+1 capacity. 2 feed tubes. Can select from buckshot or slugs real quick.
Bullpup, so hella short and handy.