Liberty Civil Defense ammo

[Elenaidan]

.45acp @78 grain yielding 1900 fps. Looks like an aluminum hollow point round. Frequent flyer at the LGS swears by it. Any thoughts? I would take a picture, but man this Samsung tablet camera SUUUUUUUCKS!

 

[spittinfire]

I have a hard time buying into any of the bullets that claim to make something near magical happen once they hit something. They make work great but I'll stick to a more traditional hollow point for SD.
I'm also not a fan of super light, super fast bullets.

 

[DPCSR1]

I'm interested in this too. May be better than my 230 +P hps

 

[Elenaidan]

That is my fear as well.

 

[Hammer12b]

I carry them in just about everything I have. Hard to argue with the velocity those things reach! Very accurate and they hit hard as hell. Even if they don't open up like a claw, the power will knock the target to the ground! I sold on them.

 

[Elenaidan]

Wonder how they would be in a close (say 10 yds or less) shot on deer? Not sure I would trust a shoulder shot.

 

[Wahoo95]

Umm, you guys do realize there's a reason whey you don't see these boutique cartridges being used by "any" law enforcement agency right? Does Liberty have any data on actual shootings to justify their claims?

 

[Stick Man]

I carry them in just about everything I have. Hard to argue with the velocity those things reach! Very accurate and they hit hard as hell. Even if they don't open up like a claw, the power will knock the target to the ground! I sold on them.

Not to be a dick, but a super light, fast 45 round is not knocking anyone down to the ground from power. Sorry.

 

[Elenaidan]

Tell you what. I think I may go hunting this coming week. If I get a shot on something at 7 yds or less, I will take it and report the result. (Unless I am out all evening tracking a wounded deer). I am now very curious about the hype. I know that Buffalo Bore will get the job done, but this stuff is not the same bird.