Pocket Pistol Calibers Part III - .25 ACP .22LR

**Don't Forget to Rate, Comment, Favorite, and Subscribe!!** We are taking about the different ammo choices out there for the .380acp, .32acp, .25acp, and .22lr.... When you are talking pocket pistol calibers you are talking about small low powered rounds. One of the biggest problems seen in some of these calibers is the over penetration and under penetration dilemma. The .380acp for example will over penetrate with a full metal jacket bullet, but has a tendency to under penetrate with effective jacketed hollow points(JHP). In the .380acp I chose to go with a JHP because I think the energy is enough to be utilized and also penetrate enough to reach vital structures. The .32acp however is where the discussion gets a little tricky. My recommendations for the .32acp is to utilize full metal jacket rounds in the winter months and JHP in the summer months. This is due to the fact that in the winter month people tend to wear heavier clothing and penetration will be needed more. The .25acp is where the coin really turns over. I don't advocate using JHP at all in the .25acp it just doesn't have enough energy to utilize them. You will under penetrate with a JHP in a .25acp. Brassfetchers show 9" of penetration with a 50gr Winchester white box FMJ. That is usable penetration in that caliber and will be lethal if you have good shot placement. Thanks for watching guys! Links: BrassFetcher's Channel: (Tell them I sent ya!) www.youtube.com 9mm For Home Defense Video: www.youtube.com ...
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