BigTiny

I had a really nice MP5 that I would take a shot on a deer with at 40 yards, if I absolutely had to do it in a survival-type situation. If you are thinking about attempting to hunt with a $150 Jennings, don't do it.

retrieverman

Try a search.
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2560912&mpage=1

hossdaniels

Just get a real gun, 9mm(350 ft/lbs)aint it. Try atleast a 41 mag, 44,454, 460,480, or 500(1000-2800 ft/lbs)even better. A true marksman can do it with a 6" 357 (750 ft/lbs)with the hottest heaviest ammo, but 9mm isn't good enough, and probably illegal. A few people have done the job with a 10mm(700 ft/lbs), but 9 isnt even close to a hunting weapon.Youwant atleast 800 ft/lbs (1000 ft/lbs better) out a handgun for hunting. Remember deer always have on the leather coats, so you need some real thump.

boss400

1200 FPS 340 LBS Muzzle energy wow lets go elk hunting no its not a good deer caliber barely a human cal. but it will kill anything with the right bullet placement