The Dagny Dagger Revisited: Obsolete Already?

The first Atlas Arms concept in development, the Dagny Dagger project will produce a new type of legally-unrestricted handgun ammunition which in 9mm Luger is able to penetrate all soft armor and some rifle-rated hard armor. This will allow citizens the first legal access to armor-penetrating ammunition since 1986.

FYI: I suggested to a friend in Idaho several years ago to take a
#13 , #15 , or #16 tire stud and press them into a hollow point .45 ACP round and use it for an AP round. It worked! It penetrated 1/2 inch steel plate. The inner rod is about 1/8 inch in diameter, but it is made out of the hardest steel money can buy, tungsten carbide. It is encased in a lightweight aluminum sheath.

To modify ANY ammunition round, you cannot significantly alter its weight, or it will not perform and may cause your barrel to explode at high velocity. Enter a 1/8" diameter steel rod the length of the material you plan to penetrate, and you have eliminated the need for costly research and development.

Fairly cheap to buy in quantity from a tire tools wholesaler.

Donate or learn more at Atlas Arms if you wish, but personally I think you can forego the wait by using my hypothesis for almost ANY caliber of bullet with the exception of rimfire ammo.

You can find tire studs nationwide at multiple Myers Tire Supply locations .
https://www.myerstiresupply.com/search-results?searchtext=tire+studs&searchmode=anyword

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