Useful info. Got a link for it? -- I'll bet there's more, and I'm none too well versed on these out-there revolver cartridges.

You see the line under the first three words?

Actually, there isn't a line, not in the quote-box anyway. But now that I pass the cursor over, it indicates. Color contrast is really too darn low here.

There's a line on my screen. And they are dark blue instead of black.

Barnes bullets are VERRY interesting , solid copper , and lighter than lead , but more punch from what I have read ,

Maybe I have a different skin or something for the site. I've got the brown outlines and bars for the posts and all the buttons are brown -- different with you?

Barnes designs are for deep penetration and little expansion. Elephant gun tech.

http://www.barnesbullets.com/products/pistol/
Xpb bullets expand
http://www.barnesbullets.com/product...banded-solids/
These are their monolithic solids

Yes, I use the old style, blue shades, vBulletin 3 style. But I just changed to the brown/green style you're using and the line is under the first three words, which are a different color, in post #16.
Curiouser and curiouser.

Banded Solids would not be a good choice for indoors, methinks. They could go right through a child and ruin perfectly good furniture.

UG, you probably just have to update your browser settings. (This is all assuming you're using Internet Explorer...) Go to Tools --> Internet Options. Click on the Advanced tab, and about halfway down the list you'll see a line that says "Underline links" followed by three bullet choices: Always, Hover, Never.

Choose "Always," and Bruce's link should become underlined for you.

Banded Solids would not be a good choice for indoors, methinks.

Noppers , they are for Elephants , water buffalo , and the such , DEEp bone chrushing penatration , like they tought us in basic training " if your apponent is bigger than you go for his knees , get him down to your level !!"

A lot of people used to fill in the tips of their bullets with copper.

Isn't a copper slug what they use for shaped charges, to penetrate thick armor?