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Federal HST Ballistic Comparison Charts for 45 and 9mm

Let's discuss and compare the ballistic performance of Federal HST ammunition in 45 and 9mm calibers. Share your experiences, opinions, and any relevant data or charts you may have come across. Which caliber do you prefer for self-defense and why? Let's dive into the details and see how these two popular calibers stack up when using Federal HST ammunition.

This article fails to address the real issue: why are we still using bullets in the first place? Cant we come up with a more humane and effective means of self-defense? Lets think outside the box, people!

So, are we just gonna ignore the fact that the article didnt consider the impact of moon phases on ballistic performance? I mean, come on, whos to say werewolves dont factor into this equation? #JustSaying

Moon phases and werewolves? Seriously? Lets stick to facts and leave the folklore out of it. This is about ballistic performance, not fairy tales. #StayOnTopic

Is it just me or does anyone else think that the whole caliber debate is overrated? At the end of the day, shot placement and training matter more than whether youre packing a 9mm or a .45.

Absolutely, shot placement and training are key. Caliber debates are just a distraction. Focus on honing your skills, not arguing about bullet size.

Why not test the Federal HST in a .357 Magnum next? Lets see how it stacks up against the 45 and 9mm. Could be a game-changer in the world of ballistic performance!

The .357 Magnum with Federal HST? Now thats a lethal combo worth exploring. It might just redefine stopping power. Lets see those results!

Isnt it crazy how people get so worked up over ballistics comparisons? Like, does it really matter that much in the grand scheme of things? Lets just enjoy shooting and leave the debates behind.

Does anyone else think the whole ballistic performance debate is overrated? I mean, at the end of the day, isnt shot placement and training what really matters in a self-defense situation? Just my two cents.