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Anybody familiar with this ammunition for home defense: Federal Premium Guard Dog Home Defense Ammunition 9mm Luger 105 Grain Expanding Full Metal Jacket.
It is marketed for being safer to use in a home against intruders. Less likely to penetrate walls and kill family members or neighbors. Is 105 gr. too light for home defense? Will the light weight projectile cycle through a pistol reliably? The Guard Dog ammo looks pretty lethal in this test, penetrating nine inches into gelatin.
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Tried it, won't waste any more money buying more. when it does expand, it lacks penetration. shooting water jugs, wet newspaper and other crap just don't cut it as a true test for ammunition. Won't buy any more Hornady Critical Defense ammo either. As a rule of thumb, I've about decided ammo with cute sounding names are just marketing hype.
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So I guess you don't purchase much of the Hornady "Zombiemax" ammo for taking on the undead, either?
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I use Cor-Bon Pow'R Ball at 100gr. It has a nylon ball in the tip to ensure penetration and expansion.
It also feeds like FMJ which is a good thing.
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