FN FiveseveN Forums - Subsonic Load?

Posted by Medula Oblongata:

FN FiveseveN Forums - Subsonic Load?: "Im in the business of knowing (and prosecuting those who don't) what AP ammo is, how it is used, and the legal ramifications thereof.

Here is some technical data from my lab manual issued by my agency:

�5.7x28mm weapon system�
FN P90 - firing on the range

SS190 (Armour Piercing) Standard Ball, 31 gr. FMJ, 2,133 fps. RESTRICTED SALE - AGENCY DROP-SHIP ONLY per FNH-USA company policy

L191 (Tracer), 31 gr. Tracer, 2,133 fps. RESTRICTED SALE - AGENCY DROP-SHIP ONLY per FNH-USA company policy

SS192 (Softpoint) Duty/Training, 28 gr. JHP, 2,034 fps. 50 box/2100 case Discontinued

T194 (Duty/Training), 28 gr. JHP, 2,034 fps. 50 box/2100 case Discontinued

SB193 (Subsonic), 55 gr. FMJ, 984 fps. RESTRICTED SALE - AGENCY DROP-SHIP ONLY per FNH-USA company policy

SS196SR, 40 gr. V-Max (Replaces the SS192 round) Not sold where prohibited by law.


Here is a cross sectional cutaway of the SB193 round, it is quite obvious that it lacks ALL attributes that would classify it as AP. But the absolute kicker in this situation is the fact that as it IS a 22 cal projectile, even if it were designed solely for a pistol, it is EXEMPT from the AP law because the AP law states specifically
' (ii) a full jacketed projectile larger than .22 caliber designed and
intended for use in a handgun and whose jacket has a weight of more than 25
percent of the total weight of the projectile...' Therefore, no matter how you cut it, it is not regulated BECAUSE IT IS NOT LARGER THAN 22 CALIBER. FN Herstal, as a policy, has decided not to sell to the public. There is no law that would stop them from doing so.

I grow tired of the argument. To quote a holl"

Cross-sectional ammo photos (Very Cool)

	Cartucho 5.7x28 P-90 con bala S-190. FOTO: CGL
	Cartucho 5.7x28 P-90 con bala trazadora punta roja. FOTO: CGL
	Cartucho 5.7x28 P-90 subsónico, punta blanca. FOTO: CGL
	Cartucho 5.7x28 P-90 tiro reducido, punta hueca. Núcleo de aluminio. Marca Verde. FOTO: CGL