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<blockquote data-quote="RikuY" data-source="post: 532931" data-attributes="member: 555622">The parabellum is the 9mm Luger (9X19). German Nazi round of choice and hot weapon to collectors because the Luger design was one of the first semi-automatic pistols... (edit: Nevermind, I saw it up there already...)&quot;The 30-30 Win. is a historically popular deer cartridge developed over 100 years ago for the famous Model 94 lever-action rifle. The &quot;30-30 Win.&quot; designation refers to a 30-caliber bullet backed by 30 grains of powder. While this cartridge was certainly powerful medicine around the turn of the last century, it is under-powered when compared to modern cartridges and should be used only for short- to medium-range shots.&quot; from <a href="http://www.remington.com" target="_blank">http://www.remington.com</a>My last note on the ammo... One round of any caliber in the right spot is better than 15 in the wrong. Gun control is aiming well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RikuY, post: 532931, member: 555622"] The parabellum is the 9mm Luger (9X19). German Nazi round of choice and hot weapon to collectors because the Luger design was one of the first semi-automatic pistols... (edit: Nevermind, I saw it up there already...) "The 30-30 Win. is a historically popular deer cartridge developed over 100 years ago for the famous Model 94 lever-action rifle. The "30-30 Win." designation refers to a 30-caliber bullet backed by 30 grains of powder. While this cartridge was certainly powerful medicine around the turn of the last century, it is under-powered when compared to modern cartridges and should be used only for short- to medium-range shots." from [URL="http://www.remington.com"]http://www.remington.com[/URL] My last note on the ammo... One round of any caliber in the right spot is better than 15 in the wrong. Gun control is aiming well. [/QUOTE]

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