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	tigwelder56 Florida	Posted: 8/5/09 4:18 PM
	Moderator (Jul 2006) Last Here: Today Posts: Daily (5329) Reputation: 90%	Many LEA's use +P loads, so I don't think it would be an issue that would sway a Grand Jury. As long as it was a justified shooting, it wouldn't matter if you used a .22 LR or a .30-06. The key word is "justified".

	NCCCCWteacher North Carolina	Posted: 8/5/09 7:38 AM
	Member (Mar 2009) Last Here: 376 days ago Posts: Weekly (88) Reputation: 100%	They demonise people for using "Magnums" and hollow points, I just wonder how they would take +Ps? I carry them in 38 and understand the concept. But do you think liberal lawyers may ... more » « less

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