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Thread: Speer Gold Dot .223

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    Quote Originally Posted by DocGKR View Post
    Being tested right now.
    Doc, any updates to this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RWK View Post
    Doc, any updates to this?

    I would be interested in seeing the test considering we are going to the Gold Dot as a duty round.

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    Doc,

    Any new info on the .223 Gold Dots? I'm getting ready for a bulk agency ammunition order and I'm trying to find something duty worthy for typical LE shooting environments that runs for around $0.75-$1.00 a shot.
    Last edited by Marcus L.; 02-03-09 at 12:16.

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    Have been thru a few of ATK's ballistic seminars, where we can bring any ammo to test, and the Gold Dot out performed anything that anyone brought...including TAP.

    We shot thru wallboard, plywood, windshield glass, and many different thicknesses of clothes....and of course bare gelatin.

    Check here for some of their results as well.

    http://le.atk.com/general/irl/woundballistics.aspx
    If it isn't durable, it isn't reliable.

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    Glass testing is scheduled to be completed on 12 Feb.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wichaka View Post
    Have been thru a few of ATK's ballistic seminars, where we can bring any ammo to test, and the Gold Dot out performed anything that anyone brought...including TAP.

    We shot thru wallboard, plywood, windshield glass, and many different thicknesses of clothes....and of course bare gelatin.

    Check here for some of their results as well.

    http://le.atk.com/general/irl/woundballistics.aspx
    We have seen the same results at the seminars we have recently attended. We will making the switch to the 64 grn. .223 GD in the very near future.
    Last edited by GLOCKMASTER; 02-03-09 at 21:19.

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    DocGKR, are you the same one that came up to Wa State a few years ago to our LE Firearms Instructor seminar and put on a ballistic seminar?
    If it isn't durable, it isn't reliable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DocGKR View Post
    Glass testing is scheduled to be completed on 12 Feb.


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    Wichaka, I did a seminar for WSLEFIA at the Yakima meeting in July of 2003.

    That was the meeting where the Second Chance reps said that I didn't know what I was taking about and that Zylon was the best body armor material in the world...

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    I remember that....which is why 2nd chance hasn't been back!

    Any chance of getting you up here again?
    If it isn't durable, it isn't reliable.

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