Clear Impact Gun: Buffalo Bore 40 Cal Plus P

Published on March 29, 2017
Duration: 1:47

Ed Colmes of Concealed Carry Magazine evaluates Buffalo Bore's 155-grain jacketed hollow-point ammunition for the Glock 22 in .40 Caliber. The test focuses on its effectiveness as a 'woods gun' for defense against dangerous animals, demonstrating significant penetration and weight retention through multiple layers of material.

Quick Summary

Buffalo Bore's 155-grain jacketed hollow-point ammunition in .40 Caliber, tested in a Glock 22, demonstrated excellent penetration and weight retention. It passed through eight layers of leather and into a second ballistic gel block, showing extreme flattening and controlled expansion, making it ideal for defense against dangerous animals.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Woods Gun Concept
  2. 00:13Glock 22 as a Woods Gun Option
  3. 00:34Testing Buffalo Bore .40 Cal Ammo
  4. 00:42Ballistics Test Results: Penetration
  5. 00:56Weight Retention and Expansion Analysis
  6. 01:10Bare Gel vs. Layered Material Performance
  7. 01:24Conclusion: Ideal for Dangerous Animal Defense

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Glock 22 a suitable 'woods gun' for defense?

The Glock 22 in .40 Caliber is considered a compromise for woods defense, offering more power than typical self-defense calibers while remaining more practical and accessible than very large-bore revolvers often associated with extreme wilderness threats.

How did Buffalo Bore's 155-grain .40 Caliber JHP perform in penetration tests?

The Buffalo Bore 155-grain JHP ammunition demonstrated impressive penetration, successfully passing through eight layers of jacketed leather and continuing into a second ballistic gel block, indicating its capability against tough barriers.

What were the terminal ballistics results for the Buffalo Bore .40 Caliber ammunition?

In ballistic gel tests, the rounds showed extreme flattening and mushrooming, and when fired through layered materials, they exhibited controlled opening with deep penetration, ideal for stopping threats.

Is this ammunition recommended for defense against dangerous animals?

Yes, the combination of controlled expansion and deep penetration achieved by Buffalo Bore's 155-grain .40 Caliber JHP makes it highly suitable for defending against dangerous animals like bears or dogs, as well as human threats.

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