"Tom Fleischman" wrote in message
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In article , C J Campbell
wrote:

Pilots who like frangible rounds but can't get any of the government
issue
can easily make their own by loading .45 cal shot shells with bits of
wire
and small birdshot. These can be fired from a revolver, but not an
automatic
pistol. At close range the round will act just like a slug, but it will
not
penetrate wallboard, extremely thick clothing, airplane windows or
aircraft
aluminum. This is the famed "junkyard dog" load printed in American
Handgunner several years ago. Guaranteed to stop an inadequately
protected
human target, but it makes a heck of mess to clean up afterwards.

Why are you posting this crap here?

Because this "crap" is the subject of what various ammunition will do inside
the body of an aircraft.