Instead of discussing terminal ballistics and which gun performs the best in that area, you may want to simply consider the question: Can this gun modify behavior in a dynamic encounter? If the answer is yes, then you can feel comfortable using the gun, and set up, you prefer. Learn more about terminal ballistics vs. behavior modification in this video by Abner Miranda.
Abner Miranda
Abner Miranda is a former Police Officer, an FBI-trained Hostage Negotiator, a First Responder, and Spanish Interpreter. He is currently a Firearms Instructor, an Armorer, and a regular contributor to our industry of both written and digital media.
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As a retired officer and every day armed person for over 50 years, I agree with this assumption. Stop the threat as soon as possible.