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Jiml3 · May 10, 2006, 02:51 PM

I live on Long Island, NY and came across a very interesting story on the news last week. Apparentally this rottweiler was on the loose terrorizing the neighborhood again. It had done this 7 times before. The police answered the call and found the dog had chased a lady into her home and cornered her. The police entered the home with a rope loop on a pole to try and remove him safely. The dog turned his attention to the cops and started to attack and was hit with 4 shots before going down. One shot went into his chest. The other 3 were not detailed in the news report. The police were using 9 mm. hollow points out of their glocks. The dog was expected to survive.
Most of my semi autos are 9mm. and now I am not as confident with that caliber.

Jiml3

May 10, 2006, 02:51 PM	#1
Jiml3 Senior Member Join Date: July 16, 2004 Location: Long Island, NY Posts: 177	9mm. vs. rottweiler I live on Long Island, NY and came across a very interesting story on the news last week. Apparentally this rottweiler was on the loose terrorizing the neighborhood again. It had done this 7 times before. The police answered the call and found the dog had chased a lady into her home and cornered her. The police entered the home with a rope loop on a pole to try and remove him safely. The dog turned his attention to the cops and started to attack and was hit with 4 shots before going down. One shot went into his chest. The other 3 were not detailed in the news report. The police were using 9 mm. hollow points out of their glocks. The dog was expected to survive. Most of my semi autos are 9mm. and now I am not as confident with that caliber. Jiml3