[rocky]

Link to Ol' Painless thread on Extreme shock ammo tests he performed.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=1&f=5&t=446479

Seems most folks were right , claiming it is expensive for the performance.

 

[HighVelocity]

As a rule of thumb, I avoid hyped, trendy, uber tactical ammo. Ranger T, Golden Sabers or Gold Dots for me.

 

[mik]

I'd wondered about those rounds ever since I saw the ad that claiming one 9mm round brought down a Russian Boar. Uh huh ...

Seeing the Fang Face fold in on istelf in the first two shots didn't overly impress me either.

$1.83/round? I don't think so. I'm sticking with SXT's and will keep Rule #4 in mind as much as possible.

Thanks for the report.

 

[dpesec]

Just remember there's not such thing as the magic bullet.
Shot placement is key.

 

[QKShooter]

Extreme Shok

Sadly, looks like their ammo is not worth the $1.85 per round.
What is even sadder is that the T~Shirts they are selling on their web site look like bunch of Tactical Blues Brothers are ready to go on the warpath. :yup:

 

[Springfieldin]

I'll just stick with the fed hydro shocks

 

[TWO GUNS]

I would't spend that kind of money on a pistol cartridge.

 

[Ride4TheBrand]

Thanks for the heads-up, Rocky.

I thought their packaging looked squirrely anyway

 

[Bud White]

As with what was all ready posted i don't buy the hype and only thing i would pay over a buck a round to shoot is going to be a BIG BOOM

 

[Joshua M. Smith]

Heck, I'm too cheap to buy the new bonded Golden Saber. Around here it's $20 for 20 or $25 rounds.

I'm sticking with EFMJ and Black Hills.

Josh <><

 

[David III]

Just put a post-it note on the box of whatever ammo you're using and write whatever you want on that -- like "UltraSuper" or "Expands to 6 inch diameter, tested on Elephants" --
Good way to save money..... I'm with you guys, the more some ammo is advertised as being THE stuff, the less I want to play.