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Publication Name: New Braunfels Herald Zeitung
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - July 11, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas Sports Day ■ To talk about Spats Day, call 625-9144, Ext. 223. Readers can send e-mail to HZsports8aol.com. H c r ,i I cl Z ♦ Ii I' Cl Day fa V The Press Comal County Sports (Events are listed acceding to timeliness and as space allows) Sundance Golf Course and Gullett/Newton will sponsa The Shortgame Shootout, benefiting The Hummel Museum today. Two-person teams WHI compete on an 18-hole course consisting of uphill, downhill, sand and approach shots of IOO yards a less. Sundance is one of 10 area courses set to sponsa the event. The top four professional and amateur teams from each course will advance to the finals on Sept. 22 at Circle C Golf Club in Austin. Fa more infamation, call the Sundance pro shop at 629-3817 or Debbie Williams, tournament coadinator, at (512) 464-4997. ■t Seniors Conter The public is invited to attend the Dan (Blackbelt) Promotion Ceremony at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Senior Citizen Center, 655 [ J Landa St. Seven martial artists will achieve the rank of Cho Dan, a first-degree blackbelt. The ceremony will include one-hour demonstrations by the black-belt recipients and other martial arts students. Fa more infamation, call Brett H. Riley at 606-0444 or 625-8216. The New Braunfels Youth Soccer Association will sponsor a STYSA "E" clinic ta coaches of under-10 through under-12 players. The "E" Clinic will be conducted from 6 to 9 p.m. today at the Landa Recreation Center meeting room and from 9 a rn to noon and 1:30 to 6 p.m. on Saturday at the H-E-B Soccer Complex. Fa more infamation, call 606-0610 a (210) 732-3793. The New Braunfels Youth Soccer Club will offer a referee clinic ta all persons interested in learning the game and earning extra cash on weekends. The clinic is open to anyone ages 12 and older. It will be conducted from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. on July 19 fa sessions one and two and from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. on July 26 fa sessions three and four. The sessions will be led by Steve Nichols of HEY REF. For more infamation, call 606-6722. Canyon Cougar Football Camp will be offered to incoming seventh-, eighth- and ninth graders July 21-24. Registration is $20, which is payable to the Community Education Football Camp. Campers should bring a T-shirt shorts, running shoes and something to eat and drink dur ing the break each day. Non-contact drills will be used to teach skills. Repat to the weight room from 8 to 11:30 a.m. each day of the camp. Fa mae information, call Carl Gustafson at 629-1110. New Braunfels High School will offer its Unican Football Camp fa incoming students in grades seven, eight and nine from 8:30 a m. to 12:30 p.m. July 21-24 at Unican Stadium. Registration is $35, and tams are available at Vivroux Sporting Goods and NBHS Fa more information, call Tim Kingsbury at 625-5713. Smithson Valley High School will conduct its annual Ranger Football Camp from 8:45 a.m. to noon July 21-25. The camp is open to all students who will be in grades Turn to Nm Boa, Paga NB Juniors lose in 2nd finals match against San Marcos Boys' baseball By ABE LEVY Staff Writer The/New Braunfels Junior All-Stars lost 12-8 Thursday night to San Marcos, eliminating them horn the tournament. New Braunfels led for several San Marcos NB 8 innings bitt could not match the late-game scoring of San Marcos, who will play the winner of the South Zone Championship this Monday. San Marcos won off of nine hits and two errors to claim the North Zone Championship. New Braunfels had a big third inning with six runs and led the game 6-2. First-baseman Adrew Aguirre smacked a two-run RBI double to the right, center-field gap. He later scored on a passed ball. New Braunfels added one run in the fourth in a two-out rally. Craig Crow slapped a single to center, stole second and third and then scored on a balk. New Braunfels led at that point 7-3. But then San Marcos struck back with a five-run, fifth inning in which three New Braunfels' pitchers took the mound. Many of the runs were scored on walks, wild pitches and hitting a batter. Still, San Marcos loaded the bases twice. Brian Butler singled in two runs to cap their scoring and gave them an 8-7 lead. New Braunfels brought up four batters the next inning but could not score. San Marcos added four runs in the sixth inning, led by a two-run RBI double by Adrian Prado. New Braunfels faced a 12-7 score going into the bottom of the sixth. They loaded the bases on two singles by Crow and Jake lowers. Aguirre singled in a run and a passed ball allowed another run to reach home for a 12-9 score. In the final inning New Braunfels stayed alive by putting runners on second and third with two outs. Crow, the cleanup batter, stepped up to the plate but couldn't connect, ending the game with a strike out. New Braunfels scored nine runs on eight hits and three errors. New Braunfels faced Thursday's second finals match by beating San Marcos 8-5 Wednesday. ■ In 9- to 10-year-old play, New Braunfels Red run-ruled Luling 19-3, placing the Red in die finals against San Marcos at 7 p.m. today at die Freder icksburg Complex in New Braunfels. The Red must win twice for the tide. Bl hi 12-year-old, Major League action, New Braunfels Blue beat Canyon 11-4 Thursday night. The win puts diem in die finals against New Braunfels Red at 7 p.m. today in Luling. A homerun by Steven Mendoza, a triple by Frank Valadez and a complete game of pitching by Valadez helpecfthe Blue in the victory. Defensively, Ryan Werley played well and P.J. Cantu turned two, double-plays. New Braunfels Blue will have to beat die Red twice for the tide while New Braunfels Red could win die tide with a solo victory. Home court advantage Smith enjoys New Braunfels life after over-35 Wimbledon victory By ABE LEVY Staff Writer Tennis After a successful 14-year career as a professional tennis player. Anne Smith enjoys living in New Braunfels now. Most of her success came in doubles competition but she also was ranked as high as 12th in the world at one time. Nowadays, she keeps up with competition rn the older brackets of international grand-slam events, knowing she can come back to the small-town life of New Braunfels. Returning from Wimbledon, England about a week ago, she won first place in ladies doubles above 35 years old. Upon returning she jumped back into work on her doctorate degree in educational psychology at the University of Texas at Austin. "I enjoyed going hack over there. It's no longer my life and no longer my job," said Smith, 38. "It's fun to go hack to see friends and spend a week and know that when I go back, I go back to my normal job. It's not the end of the world like it used to be ." It's much more enjoyable hobnobbing with tennis greats Rosie Casals, Gigi Fernandez and Billy Jean King than it is earning IO grand slam championships on the tennis pro tour. She still competes in the older brackets of the U.S. Open and Wimbledon, in which she holds two championship titles. But she said she preferred returning to the small-town life of New Braunfels and her cat, "AJ" - named after Avery Johnson, pouit-guard for the Spurs, her favorite NBA team. "Growing up in Dallas, it was so huge and busy. I like this small town and the people are friendly," said Smith, who has lived here for three years. She said she prepared for eight weeks to play in the doubles tournament IU Wimbledon with partner Jo Dune, 37, of England. Dune and Smith earned their second, consecutive doubles title this year with an easy finals victory over Virginia Wade and Wendy Turnbull. 6-1,6-2. A key to the win was the duos com- 'Ifs fun to go back to soc friends and spand a wack and know that whan I go back, I go back to my normal Job.' — Anne Smith. Wimbledon champion in above-35-year-olds. New Braunfels resident patibility: Dune is a tall player with steady nerves while Smith said she was more outgoing in her approach. "(Dune) is just really laid back. very mellow," she said. "I'm more intense. I want to win. I want to try my best." During the trip to England Smith said she was able to watch Fete Sampras. the No. I-ranked men s player in the world, who won his fourth Wimbledon atle this year. "He's awesome. You can not believe the difference rn watching him play on TV' and in person." she said. "I think Pete is much more focused and will (win the most grand slam titles)." She said professional tennis players were playing on a high caliber but that they could use more variety rn styles. For example, most of the female players have strong forehand shots from the base line but few utilize the serve-and- volley strategy Smith said she would begin to prepare for the above-3 5 doubles competition for the US. Open in August about one month before the tournament. Last year, her partner was Billy Jean King. Aire Smith hft»i forehand doubles champion at ah off al a.a---- •not ai now Braunfels nign ocnoov isnnis courts, omvtn won Mid resides in New Braunfels. Hfatd-ZMung photo by MjchpS Darnel ens SOOVS"*35t Career In Review Mb Plays: right-handed Bom July 1.1959. Dallas Style of play: hard serve, uses quickness in her 8erve-and-voiiey style 1900 - Wimbledon Doubles Champion 1980,1982 - French Open Doubles Champion 1980,1984 - French Open Mixed Doubles ■ Champion 1980 - US. 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Cora, a switch-hi tier whose previous high was six home runs, hit his ninth — a three-run shot that capped a seven-run inning — as the Seattle Manners continued their mas Rangers 9 Mar mers I 2 tery over the Texas Rangers on Thursday night. The Mariners beat Texas 12-9 for their fifth straight victory over last season's AL West champs. Seattle improved to 6-1 against the Rangers this season and 43-13 since Lou Piniclla became the manager here in 1993. "I know I can hit home runs now," Cora said. A switch-hitter, the 5-foot-8 second baseman is hitting home runs from both sides of the plate for the first tune in his career He's no longer a platoon player. His home run in the fifth came agal fist left-hander Eric Gunderson after the Manners knocked Ken Hill (5-6) out of the game. He has five of his homers this year from the right side, his first against lefthanders. "ft's unbelievable," Piniella said. "And we used to platoon him. You know he takes a good swing at that bd! and Turn lo Texas, Page 2B Houston blanks Pirates to regain share of division lead PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Pirates may have unwillingly created problems for themselves by winning seven in a row before the All-Star break. They forced opponents to take them seriously. In what would have been a surprising omission before the low-budget Pirates startled the baseball world by seizing the NL Central lead, All-Star pitcher Darryl Kile admitted he was apprehensive before facing them. Not too many pitchers were saying that in April, when it seemed the only suspense would be whether the Pirates would lose IOO or I IO games. But Kile (11-3) didn't pitch like he had many worries, blunting the Pirates' pre-break momentum with his third shutout of the season and fifth of his career as the Houston Astros regained a share of the division lead by winning 7-0 Thursday. Nervous? Darryl Kite? 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Free Texture Tuesday: Rust
by Caleb Kimbrough
on December 2, 2008
During the first few weeks of Texture Tuesday I'd like to cover some of the more common textures out there. For this weeks post I decided to shoot a few rust textures. While rust may not be common in all places (I'm talking to you Floridians), where I live it seems like the oxidation of metal moves at warp speed. I guess that just makes for more textures, right?


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Henry Rollins Net Worth: Henry Rollins is an American musician, writer, actor and journalist who has a net worth of $13 million. Henry Rollins acquired that net worth through a career that has spanned popular music, television, movies and radio. He performed with a variety of bands and eventually began his own record and publishing company. Born Henry Lawrence Garfield in Washington, D.C., in 1961, Henry Rollins dropped out of American University in 1979 and began working several jobs to make ends meet. He picked up a gig as a roadie for Teen Idles and was able to sing with the group after their vocalist didn't show up to practice. He joined The Extorts a year later and became part of Black Flag in 1981. He was part of six albums with the band, including "Damaged", "My War", "Loose Nut" and "In My Head" before Black Flag broke up in 1986. He continued to pursue his solo career after the disbandment, releasing two records and two spoken word albums. He formed the Rollins Band, releasing a handful of records, including "The End of Silence", which charted. Rollins experienced considerable success in 1994, including a Grammy for Best Spoken Word Recording, an appearance in the film "The Chase", the release of a Top 40 album in "Weight", and the title of "Man of the Year" by "Details" magazine. The Rollins Band produced nine studio albums between 1987 and 2002. Rollins has enjoyed a lengthy film career with appearances in dozens of movies, including "Jack Frost", "Morgan's Ferry", "Johnny Mnemonic", "The New Guy", "Bad Boys II", "Green Lantern: Emerald Knights" and "The Alibi". He is the author of several books, including "Black Coffee Blues", "See a Grown Man Cry", and "Now Watch Him Die," which discusses the 1991 murder of his best friend, for which Rollins was initially fingered as a suspect. During the late 2000s, Rollins began writing for "Vanity Fair" magazine's online blog where he discusses his views on politics and began hosting "The Henry Rollins Show". He is an active supporter of gay rights and has traveled overseas to entertain U.S. troops deployed to war zones.
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Calories 551 Calories from Fat 6
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0.73 g1.1%
Saturated Fat 0.12 g0.58%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 63.6 mg2.7%
Total Carbohydrates 139 g46.3%
Dietary Fiber 2.2 g8.9%
Sugars 130.8 g
Protein 1 g2.6%
Vitamin A 1.8% Vitamin C 36.1%
Calcium 10.9% Iron 11.6%
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Of course, this kind of Terror happens in other countries as well. We don't really hear about their hurricanes, earthquakes and tornadoes so much. It's certainly not enough to pre-empt things like those handy CNN 'People in the News' segments, where we can learn about pivotal figures in the entertainment world. In fact, just last year, when the Asian tsunami first struck, CNN didn't see fit to interrupt their biography of Billy Graham. Their website, however, did prominently feature a handy poll: Would the tsunami negatively affect tourism in Asia? And let's be very clear: such issues were worth thinking about. If, for instance, I'd wanted to go on holiday to Thailand with Billy Graham, I'd have had all the information I needed. Well done, media!
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This is a discussion on What is the best .25 ACP defensive ammo? within the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Six pages of opinions on the best choice in .25 acp Self Defense ammo? Gents, we need more trigger-time!...
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HIO: Just a general thingie for those that disparage the lil .25. While I was in college, I worked evenings at San Quintin, the Calif max security prison. The cons - err, ah, sorry, - inmates, did a fine job on each other with just ball point pens, or even common lead pencils, They quite successfully killed people, or at least put them out of any aggressive action mood. A ball pen, pencil, stuck into your chest often will reach the working mechanism of the human body.. The lil .25 can beat a ball pen, pencil, every time, aprox. same diameter, soooo????
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I satisfied my mind about the .25 vs. .22 debate a couple of years ago with some contrived "non-tests" which I stuck on some forums. Here it is in all its long-windedness and complete with photographic "proof."
How many folks out there are going to admit to having a handgun chambered for the .25 ACP? If ownership of the .25 ACP is admitted then how many have actually carried a handgun so chambered? Its a cartridge that is frequently criticized as being too unsubstantial for use for serious self-defense, yet ammunition is sold each year for this pipsqueak . Somebodys using it for something.
The .25 ACP is one of our really old semi-auto pistol cartridges. It was introduced in 1905 or 1906, depending on the reference, in the FN Model 1906. Both pistol and cartridge were of Browning design. Once the semi-auto pistol became accepted and came in general use at the beginning of the 20th century, a number of designs in different sizes and chambered for a host of new cartridges were marketed to those who felt the need to possess a handgun for self-defense. The smallest practical sizes marketed were any of several models termed vest pocket pistols. Most of these were designed around the .25 ACP or 6.35 Browning as it is known in Europe. These diminutive pistols occupied about the same space as the smallest one or two shot derringers of the previous century but featured higher ammunition capacity contained in handy magazines that made recharging more convenient. Due to the relatively high velocity of the .25 ACP cartridge, handguns so chambered offered striking effectiveness equal or exceeding many of the low-powered rim fire, pin fire, or center fire pocket pistols marketed in the later decades of the 19th century. A light-weight-for-caliber .22, .25, .30, .32, .38, or at best .41 caliber bullet traveling at 400-500 fps is anemic in the extreme. Many thousands of small semi-auto pistols taking the .25 ACP were sold worldwide over the next 75 years or so. Among the well known brands were some really fine handguns made and sold in .25 ACP including Astra, Beretta, Browning, Colt, FN, Mauser, Ortgies, Sauer, and Walther. These are finely made and exhibit design and craftsmanship fully equal to larger handguns from those firms.
GCA 68 and a change in tastes caused the popularity of high quality arms chambered for the .25 ACP to wan by the 1970s. The cartridge became the provenance of the inexpensive semi-auto pistol. It seems that such low quality pistols, with their uneven functional reliability, further tarnished the reputation of the .25 as a serious defensive cartridge. Design advancements in the 1980s and 1990s made more powerful cartridges available in pistols almost as small as many .25 pistols. These days there are not a lot of choices out there if one wants to purchase a new .25 pistol.
So, What Can It Do?
For starters the .25 fully possesses the capability to kill a person very dead. It has laid many low in its century plus usage. It must be remembered that the .25 pistol is not a toy and absolutely must be accorded the same respect that any firearm should be given.
Ive toted and used the .25 on occasion and have some notion of its capabilities. Upon considering the Kel Tec P3AT, its .380 ACP cartridge, and its overall size compared to my Colt Model 1908 I decided to retire the .25 as a deep concealment handgun and go with the P3AT and its more effective cartridge. Previously Id slipped the little Colt in my hip pocket behind my wallet if I didnt think I could contrive to hide anything larger.
Years ago I saw my first example of .25 ACP effectiveness and it was sorry indeed. Id left a hunting vest on a tank dam where Id been dove hunting one afternoon. Before work the next morning I drove out past the edge of town to the pasture to retrieve the vest. I slipped my Beretta Model 1919 .25 ACP behind my wallet and began hiking up a fence row to the stock tank. About 300 yards up the path from the road I suddenly found myself face to face with a coyote which was sitting on its haunches in the broom weeds at the edge of the path I was traveling. Pleased to have an opportunity to rid the countryside of one of the varmints I whipped out the .25 pistol and fired full into the center of the coyotes chest, seeing dust and fur fly where the bullet struck. The distance couldnt have been more than 5 yards. The coyote whirled and ran off. Im sure I could ascertain a baleful look in its eye as it turned to run, contemptuous of my ordnance.
Someone once dumped an old washing machine in a gully on our gun club property. I took advantage of the opportunity to fire a few shots into its side with this .25 Beretta. The result was chipped paint and deep puckers. No bullet penetrated the side of the washer. A few more shots with a Smith & Wesson Model 17 .22 Long Rifle revolver penetrated the washers side. What was this? The .22 would pierce the sheet metal. I knew the Beretta was old, its bore ravaged by corrosive priming. The rifling was only a shadow in the pitted surfaces of the bore. I speculated that bore condition could be affecting my .25s effectiveness.
At the next Fort Worth gun show I swapped the Beretta and cash for a Colt Model 1908 .25 that had a sparkling clean bore Since the washer was still at the range I stopped by and fired some more .25 ammo at its side. The shots from the Colt completely penetrated the sheet metal. Moral to the story is: if ya pistole aint got much horsepower to begin with, be sure its in good condition cause youre gonna need all the help you can get.
One evening my brother-in-law Bo called me to talk handloading and guns. I was walking around in the house on the cordless phone while visiting with him and happened to look out our front door. There on the porch sat a feral cat that Id been gunning for. With no explanation other than Hang on Bo I held the phone against my chest with my left hand, fetched the .25, which happened to be nearby, eased the door open a crack, and popped the cat through both shoulders. The bullet exited and made a small, flaked mark on the concrete. The cat launched itself off the porch but immediately keeled over at the edge of the sidewalk in the grass. Hed traveled about 8 feet. He was about 10 feet from the muzzle of the Colt when I fired. Bo exclaimed, What was that? I replied that Id just taken out a cat that was hanging around tormenting Wally, our kids new kitten.
I used the Colt .25 to administer a finishing shot to a buck once. Id hit a buck deer high in the spine on a broadside shot with a .30-30 as he trotted through the edge of some oak woods. He was down but not out so I placed the .25 down close to the back of his head and pressed the trigger. As the shot rang out I observed the spent .25 FMJ bullet roll out of his right nostril onto the leaves, completely undamaged except for the rifling marks. The .25 effectively administered the coup de grace but was completely spent in traversing the deers head.
A few armadillos, possums, and a coon that was found beneath our camper on a deer lease have given their all to my .25 ACP and it proved to be effective on these varmints.
A Stinker to Shoot
Ive owned an Astra Model 1916 (?), a Helfricht Model 3, a couple of Colt Model 1908 .25 pistols and a Browning Baby since I traded out of that old Beretta. I get a kick out of shooting the diminutive pistols but cant say Im good at it. The sights are rudimentary, the triggers are a chore, and there just isnt much for me to hold onto. The Browning Baby was about as tedious as shooting a .44 Magnum with full power loads because of this. The Colt Model 1908 seems to offer a bit more to hold. All .25 ACP pistols are loud enough to ring ones ears if hearing protection is not worn. Despite the small pistols general unsuitability for use Ive been know to wile away part of an afternoon trying to shoot distant targets with them for fun. Theres a good-sized mesquite tree at the end of the road leading to the lake cabin that is slightly smaller in diameter than a skinny man. The distance is around 100 yards from the cabin yard. Its possible but not easy to chip and nick the bark on the tree with .25 bullets. The last time I played at this game I had my best results shooting prone.
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The traditional factory ballistic figures quoted for the .25 ACP with its standard 51 grain full metal jacketed bullet is 760 fps with 64 ft./lbs. of energy. Most consider the .25 ACP to be inferior to the .22 Long Rifle for self defense. This isn't entirely true as may be seen. Its one thing to fire a .22 Long Rifle from a handgun with a four inch to eight inch barrel yet quite another to fire it from a typical vest pocket pistol with its barrel length of perhaps two inches at most. Perspectives change when firing both cartridges from similar handguns. It is said that the .25 ACP feeds more reliably than the longer rimmed .22 Long Rifle. There may be some truth to that statement as my .25 ACP semi-auto pistols have fed and functioned with perfect reliability.
Because some folks are gluttons for punishment, die sets for handloading the .25 are available. Picking out .25 ACP cases from the typical litter of .22 rim fire cases on the ground at the range is enough to make one cross-eyed. Once set up for handloading the tiny components arent quite as bad to handle as may be imagined. I handload for the .25 ACP as I must have a low threshold of entertainment. My RCBS Uniflow powder measure can just be adjusted to reliably throw the maximum listed charge of Unique. It wont go any lower and is easier to set just a little over the maximum listed charge weight for Unique. Ive only attempted to load Bullseye and Unique in the .25 ACP. Id assumed that Bullseye would be the best choice but Unique gives higher velocities using maximum published loads. The .25 ACP would have to be the least expensive cartridge of all to handload if one troubled himself to cast bullets for it. Im just not that dedicated.
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Bo and I once spent a pleasant afternoon testing the .25 ACP and the .22 Long Rifle in a pair of Berettas he has. These two pistols have barrels of the same length. Below find data from the afternoon's tests along with some additional .25 ACP data including handloads.
.25 ACP Factory loads
Remington 51 grain FMJ, MV 789 fps, ME 71 ft./lbs.
Winchester 50 grain FMJ, MV 852 fps, ME 82 ft./lbs.*
Hornady XTP 35 grain hollowpoint MV 1004 fps, ME 78*
.25 ACP Handloads
Remington 51 grain bullet, 1.6 grains Unique, MV 853 fps, ME 82 ft./lbs.
Remington 51 grain bullet, 1.2 grains Bullseye, 728 fps, ME 60 ft./lbs.
Rem. 51 grain bullet, (can't tell-it's a secret) Unique, MV 933 fps, ME 99 ft./lbs.
Selected .22 Long Rifle cartridges fired from a Beretta Model 21A
Remington high-velocity copper plated 40 grain solid (Golden Bullet)*
MV 842 fps, ME 63 ft./lbs.
Remington high-velocity lead 36 grain hollow point*
MV 865 fps, ME 60 ft./lbs.
Winchester high-velocity lead 40 grain solid*
MV 854 fps, ME 65 ft./lbs.
Winchester high-velocity copper plated 36 grain hollow point*
MV 894 fps, ME 64 ft./lbs
A Colt Model 1908 and a Oehler Model 12 chronograph were used except (*) in which a Beretta Model 950 B .25 ACP and a Beretta Model 21A .22 Long Rifle were tested over a Chrony chronograph. Coincidentally, the Winchester factory 50 grain load checked out identically when fired from both the Colt and the Beretta and the Unique handload was only one foot per second faster.
When considering the midget automatics I'd prefer the .25 ACP to the .22 Long Rife though the difference is so minuscule as to be pointless. The .25 ACP feeds more reliably, the heavier and slightly larger .25 bullet shows equivalent velocities, and the fully jacketed design should deform less and offer more penetration. In tests against the '92 Dodge pickup fender the .25 ACP was noticeably more reliable in penetrating it than was the .22 Long Rifle when fired from the short barreled pistols. Neither was 100% successful in penetrating the fender. Not sure just what this test on the fender proves.
If one is required to utilize the .25 ACP for self-defense the original 51 grain loading looks like the best bet in my view. Lately the standard full metal jacketed bullet is listed as 50 grains. The cartridge will never have the reputation as a stopper. In order for it to do its best work it needs to penetrate to a vital organ. The lighter weight, expanding bullets offered by some ammunition manufacturers in an effort to provide enhanced performance appear to me to be more likely to fail to adequately penetrate. Some of these are: 40 grain Glazer Safety Slug, 45 grain Winchester Super-X Expanding Point, 35 grain Hornady XTP hollow point, and 35 grain Speer Gold Dot hollow point. The whiz-bang fancy .25 slug that expands effectively wont do much good if it opens up and stops in the lining of a winter jacket or perhaps a rib bone or skull, leaving an assailant who is even more agitated. Ive had no experience with any high performance .25 ACP ammunition so am not qualified to say what it would do. Whats more, I dont intend to purchase a bunch of different brands order to find out what they could do. Penetration would be the first priority when selecting ammunition to carry in these pistols.
Bill McGillivray and I have posted this on other sites. (Thanks, Bill!)
Cartridge Discussion: .25 ACP
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Hey folks,
I'll never understand why so many people underestimate the lethality of smaller caliber guns. The size of the bullet is not nearly as important as "shot placement". Even a .22LR can be lethal. It is said that, if a bullet will penetrate a 1/2" thick pine board, it has the potential of being lethal. I haven't done this myself but, I've seen a .22LR fully penetrate that board at 440 yards so, up close wouldn't be a problem.
Personally, I love carrying a .25 pistol. It's exceedingly easy to conceal, even in the summer time when I'm wearing light clothing. Please don't misunderstand, my favorite pistol is still my 1911 but, it's heavy, bulky and MUCH harder to conceal.
As for types of ammo...................25ACP can be quite limited in type and quantity, especially these days. When I can find it (which is rare), it's usually FMJ and about $21.00 per 50.
I have had 25's before and they can be a FUN GUN but
NOT for actual defense, I would move up to something capable
of doing the job. most 25 loads have less than 100 ft/lbs of Muzzle Energy
and some 22lr will equal or be greater than 100ft/lbs.
Geez ... two years and even after the OP specifically said he did not want to hear about how there are "better choices" folks just can't resist the urge to jab at the cartridge. Ah, the .25 ... our favorite cartridge to hate. The smallest commonly made center-fire round that must have the biggest shoulders due to all the heaps of disparagement poured down upon it. The tiny quarter-inch bullet that in my area of operation has produced 3 DRT, no moving or twitching deaths. The only shooting with a .25 we've had where anyone walked away (after stopping all aggression) was when one of my officers' vests stopped the round ... mostly (poorly fitted, the vest let the round slide around and TEAR at the overlap leaving an ugly though non-serious wound along his ribs). Sheesh, c'mon, haters, the .25 will kill, has killed, and continues to kill. I've seen head wounds with .38s and .380s where the one shot were carrying on conversations (seen much worse, too but I have seen failures as above). CONTACT shot to the chest with a 12 ga loaded with 00B and the person shot, though not up to walking around, was quite alive and lived on thereafter.
As was said, SHOT PLACEMENT is what matters most. Put that little quarter inch round in the right spot and it's lights out. Put a .45 in the wrong spot and you just wasted your shot and pissed off the bad guy. If there is a "best" round I'd say the hottest FMJs it'll shoot accurately and reliably (probably European rounds). The JHPs often don't expand and can bite into bone a bit better, but if they do expand, they can severely limit penetration (note: saw one where the round went through the cheek bones into the skull. The JHP didn't really expand (mashed up a wee bit), but the jacket separated, staying just inside the skull while the core went on through the brain and cut the Medulla. Lights out. I don't recall 100% if it exited from there or not (I'm thinking it did but cannot say for sure).
Have a .25? Then it only makes sense to have ammo for it and shoot it. They make a good backup for a main handgun (or as I like to call 'em, the gun to get you home past the dead bad guy's friends and family once the police have taken your other pistol into evidence). Oh, and for those times when you absolutely, positively MUST appear unarmed? They work really well for that too! :)
Keeping the topic alive...
The "I'd rather have a brick" is nonsense.
An old fella we knew quite well (passed recently) has become wheelchair bound. He was a good old boy, hunter his whole life, couldn't afford high dollar firearms - all old. An old Remington 270 with a decent scope. Old Sears .22 bolt action single shot. Savage 12 ga. A Llama 45. And one of those .25 semi-autos you used to be able to buy for $29.95. Probably killed more deer and hogs in his life as a hunter with his rifle and shotgun than most of you will ever see.
He had moved in with his bum son. 3 guys shoved there way in while he was asleep on the couch. His kid ran. One of them shook him to wake him up, probably to demand to know where money is. He shot that guy point blank twice in the chest with that .25 that he slept with. Fired 3 more at the one further back already out the front door - about a 50 foot shot.
The one he shot in the chest was dead within 2 steps. The one he fired as he ran called the police himself within 30 minutes, blood in his mouth from the slug in his lung. The dead one had his cell phone. Guess who's phone number was most called? So they got the 3rd one too. It was all over the local news here.
For my own history, some years ago I found myself late at night with 5 guys circled around me and one asking "hey man, you got any money?" That isn't exactly a crime nor did any present a weapon. It was cold and I was wearing gloves. I had felt uneasy and had my little .22 Charter Arms mini revolver in my glove - the most difficult handgun to fire and a 2nd fast shot impossible. My response was to show that I had it and answered, "what I have is the tiny 5 shot revolver. But I always figured the size of the gun doesn't matter. Hey, what a coincidence, there are 5 of you." They all backed away when that one saying "Ok man, everything's cool."
Do you think that would have been their reaction if I had said "look, I have a brick!"
My CC preference is an Airweight 38sp with Crimson grip. But sometimes will just slip my feather weight Ruger .380 into my pocket. Yeah, I have Colt .45s and a baby .45. I don't to have that bulk on me nor have to always wear a jacket.
A brick over a .25? That is a popular slogan. Stupid, but popular.
The question isn't the firepower of a .25 round, but the power of 4 or 5 rounds. This is not counting the fear factor of having a handgun and the noise they make - far greater than showing that you have a brick.
Bottom line = Nobody wants to be shot with anything that might require having to make a trip to the hospital or funeral home.
The OP hasn't returned since Aug. 2010.
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"Terrorists: They hated you yesterday, they hate you today, and they will hate you tomorrow.
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2010-P Ten Abraham Lincoln Presidential Dollars, Uncirculated, MS60
Ten Philadelphia Mints
Grade: Uncirculated
Get ten of the last 2010 Presidential dollars, honoring 16th president Abraham Lincoln (1861-1865). Immediately upon taking office, Abraham Lincoln had a daunting task at hand. Several southern states seceded, forming the Confederacy. Leading the country through the test of the Civil War, he delivered a number of speeches quoted to this day; namely the Gettysburg Address, two Inaugural Addresses, and the Emancipation Proclamation. Just days after an end was declared to the war, Lincoln was assassinated in Ford's Theater.
- 10 coins struck at the Philadelphia Mint and bearing "P" mint mark on coin's edge along with date (2010) and E PLURIBUS UNUM
- Preferred mint Uncirculated condition
- Reverse depicts Statue of Liberty
Add ten "P" mint mark issues of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential dollar to your collection in mint Uncirculated condition!
- Mint Mark: Philadelphia
- Presidential Series: Lincoln, Abraham
- Year: 2010


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"Finding the Funds: The Do's and the Don'ts"
Mr. Vivian is a Principal & Founder of Kestrel Capital Group, an independent sponsor private equity firm. He has 15 years of experience financing and investing in middle market companies, most recently at Prism Capital. Prism has invested in 40 companies since its inception and Steve joined in 1999 as the second full-time professional. He has invested across all stages of a company's life cycle ranging from seed / start-up to growth, expansion, and late stage buyouts. Mr. Vivian has been an active industry leader, having served as a past Chairman of the National Association of Small Business Investment Companies (formerly NASBIC, now known as the Small Business Investors Alliance, or SBIA). He currently serves on the Institutional Investor and PAC Committees for the Illinois Venture Capital Association and on the President''s Leadership Council of The Chicago Field Museum. Mr. Vivian received both an MBA and a BS in General Engineering from the University of Illinois.