81. About Slugging A car needing additional passengers to meet the required 3 person high occupancy vehicle (HOV) minimum pulls up to one of the known slug lines. http://www.slug-lines.com/Slugging/About_slugging.asp

Unique Commuter Solution Revised: October 22, 2007 Home HOT Lanes Message Board Events ... Sponsors About Slugging What is Slugging? Slugging is a term used to describe a unique form of commuting found in the Washington, DC area sometimes referred to as "Instant Carpooling" or "Casual Carpooling". It's unique because people commuting into the city stop to pickup other passengers even though they are total strangers! However, slugging is a very organized system with its own set of rules, proper etiquette, and specific pickup and drop-off locations. It has thousands of vehicles at its disposal, moves thousands of commuters daily, and the best part, it’s FREE! Not only is it free, but it gets people to and from work faster than the typical bus, metro, or train. I think you'll find that it is the most efficient, cost-effective form of commuting in the nation. How the Slugging Works The system of slugging is quite simple. A car needing additional passengers to meet the required 3- person high occupancy vehicle

82. Glaser Safety Slug For over 30 years, Glaser Safety Slug has been the perfect choice for use in populated, urban areas. Glaser s composite design uses a special thinwall http://www.dakotaammo.net/products/glaser/glaser.htm

For over 30 years, Glaser Safety Slug has been the perfect choice for use in populated, urban areas. Glaser's composite design uses a special thin-wall jacket, and precision compressed lead shot core with a soft polymer tip. This construction provides optimum balance between penetration and fragmentation. These round nose profile guarantees feeding reliability. Stopping power is maximized by the complete dispersal of the bullet energy into the intended target with immediate shock and trauma. This rapid fragmentation delivers the energy to a large area. Reduced recoil allows a fast recovery for follow up shots if necessary. This makes Glaser the best choice for defensive situations. Glaser Blue penetrates five to seven inches in International Ballistic Wound Association protocol testing, while silver penetrates eight to ten inches in the IWBA testing protocol. Blue is suggested for warmer climates where apparel is lighter making penetration easier. Glaser Safety Slug Features Exceptional Accuracy High Energy Increased Stopping Power Reduced Recoil Ricochet Minimized Over Penetration Minimized Compressed Core Maximum Fragmentation BALISITCS FOR GLASER SAFETY SLUG PART NUMBER BLUE/SILVER CALIBER GAIN VELOCITY/ENERGY TEST B/L NA 25 AUTO 35 GR.

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