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For those of you who visit another 1911 forum site, you may have read this before but for those who haven't.... a guy recently told me that during a defense situtaion in his home he would use .45 Super because you can shoot through walls and it retains it's lethality and .45 ACP does not remain as lethal. That notion violates one of Jeff Cooper's rules of firearms handling of knowing your target, knowing what's behind it and being able to identify your target before you shoot. What does everyone think about that?