I like Hornady. Their +P 230 gr HP XTP rounds are what I use in my carry gun, because I’ve never had a jam with them, they have a good track record of penetration and expansion, and they’re easy for me to get ahold of.
That said, I have no idea what to do with this:
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Given that, in certain circles, ‘zombie’ is a euphemism for a homeless black person wandering the streets after a cataclysmic event, I’m not sure what to make of it, either.
It’s all well and good to indulge fantasies about the walking dead, but manufacturing a real world product to address a fictional problem is weird. Given that the product in question (rifle ammunition) has been used on real people (Danziger Bridge) that fit the euphemistic definition of zombie, I’m not sure what Hornady’s marketing department was thinking.
I hadn’t heard that, Scott. Thanks. I’m gonna quote your comment in my next post.
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