10mm Ammunition

The now-famous Strasbourg Tests put MagSafe on the map.  To summarize, over 600 live French Alpine goats were shot under controlled conditions: no anesthetic, same shot placement from animal to animal, and with blood pressure and heart rate monitors to determine the Incapacitation Time (a measure of how long it took a goat to cease functioning after the single shot was delivered).

MagSafe Ammo worked - better than anything else. Tests were done without MagSafe's knowledge, so some versions tested were the lowest powered. For example, two types of .380 ACP are offered; the .380 Defender, a 60-grainer at 1,360 fps in a Colt Mustang; and the .380 MAX with a 52-grain slug sizzling along at 1,620 fps in the Mustang.

The Defender has 247 ft-Ibs of energy, while the MAX load has 303 ft-Ibs. The Defender's lower velocity hampered stopping power, resulting in an Average Incapacitation Time (AIT) of 7.12 seconds. That's the average time for five different goats, each shot once with the MagSafe 60-grain Defender.

However - and this is where things get interesting - there wasn't a jacketed hollowpoint bullet in ANY caliber that dropped the goats faster than MagSafe's weakest .380 load! MagSafe's .380 beat every .45 ACP slug, every 10mm, every 9mm (including police-only ammo), every .40 caliber - no matter who made it - Cor-Bon, Remington, Glaser and HydraShok. In fact, MagSafe's lowest-powered .380 ACP load had an AIT faster than the best manstopper of all time - Remington's .357 Magnum 125-grain JHP!

MagSafe Ammo is faster, recoils less, and stops attackers faster than any other ammunition in the world. Elite forces worlwide are outfitted with MagSafe, from Navy SEALS to the Royal Hong Kong Police. The reason is simple, MagSafe works. It's expensive, but it works.

The question is this: Just how much is your life worth?