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kuthax · 12-21-2004, 06:33 PM

So basically if I want that "man stoppin" power, I may actually want to invest in the couple of extra bucks to get the higher grain. That is of course instead of just buying a higher calibur firearm. The next question then would be could you in theory (physics of the holding capicty being "ignored") get a .38 bullet to give as much punch as a .45? Or (reaply those capicty rules) is that one of the main reasons that you have the higher calibur bullet is to hold the extra grain
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Big Dog, yes there are still people who play GURPS. My current gaming group consits of a wide range of ages. The oldest two are in their late 30's and early 40's. They are the two that own all the books for GURPS and just recently got us younger ones playing it. Most of the rest of the group is 20 and younger. I am 24 but actually fit somewhere between the old guys and the kids. I would like to thank my parents for that.

12-21-2004, 06:33 PM	#5
kuthax Registered User Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 7	So basically if I want that "man stoppin" power, I may actually want to invest in the couple of extra bucks to get the higher grain. That is of course instead of just buying a higher calibur firearm. The next question then would be could you in theory (physics of the holding capicty being "ignored") get a .38 bullet to give as much punch as a .45? Or (reaply those capicty rules) is that one of the main reasons that you have the higher calibur bullet is to hold the extra grain __________________________________________________ _______________________ Big Dog, yes there are still people who play GURPS. My current gaming group consits of a wide range of ages. The oldest two are in their late 30's and early 40's. They are the two that own all the books for GURPS and just recently got us younger ones playing it. Most of the rest of the group is 20 and younger. I am 24 but actually fit somewhere between the old guys and the kids. I would like to thank my parents for that.