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Originally Posted by Bracket Monster
I live about 5 minutes from miami, i go there everyweekend for races, and i know in this area, since im in highschool i know A LOT of kids with AK-47s and AR-15s and Beretta assault rifles and all kinds of high powered guns like that, many of them keep them in their cars, i know a lot of kids who have pistols on them daily, but since ive gotten into highschool ive seen a big increase of kids with much more powerful and faster guns... all of these kids i know with these guns have extended clips with "armor piercing bullets"... so i can just imagine if kids in highschool have guns like this, what older people in liberty city and carol city and places like that have... so that would b good if police had guns that could be equal or better to the guns that the criminals have.
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I believe that any handgun holding armor piercing ammo in it is a violation of both state and federal law. I haven't seen ammo piercing handgun ammo offered for sale for at least 30 years. Not to mention the fact that handgun ammo generally does not generate enough velocity for even a penetrating core projectile to be able to defeat TRUE armor.
As for ballistic vests, several types of legal handgun projectiles can penetrate all but the most durable vests. But the military definition of "armor" does not include personal vests.