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<blockquote data-quote="go_go_thrash" data-source="post: 525623" data-attributes="member: 553883">.45 acp, only because 10mm wasnt listed, i love my 1911&#039;s dont get me wrong, they are my babies. But of the rounds listed the .45 acp gets my vote, John Moses Browning is my hero./gogoand to the poster above me...im not trying to be a jerk, but knockdown power is a myth...Knockdown power is a myth, unless by that you meant % of one shot stops. Because the projectile exerts the same force (actually less depending on range), on what it hits, as it does into your hand in the form of recoil. I love my 1911&#039;s, but no way in hell is that recoil gonna knock me off my feet, dont get me wrong, i would go down, just not due to the sheer force of the bullet hitting me. However, in % of one shot stops, i beleive the leaders (excluding the big boys like .480 .454 .50AE and .500) are 10mm and .357 mag, edge slightly to 10mm./gogo</blockquote>

[QUOTE="go_go_thrash, post: 525623, member: 553883"] .45 acp, only because 10mm wasnt listed, i love my 1911's dont get me wrong, they are my babies. But of the rounds listed the .45 acp gets my vote, John Moses Browning is my hero. /gogo and to the poster above me... im not trying to be a jerk, but knockdown power is a myth... Knockdown power is a myth, unless by that you meant % of one shot stops. Because the projectile exerts the same force (actually less depending on range), on what it hits, as it does into your hand in the form of recoil. I love my 1911's, but no way in hell is that recoil gonna knock me off my feet, dont get me wrong, i would go down, just not due to the sheer force of the bullet hitting me. However, in % of one shot stops, i beleive the leaders (excluding the big boys like .480 .454 .50AE and .500) are 10mm and .357 mag, edge slightly to 10mm. /gogo [/QUOTE]

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