I am extremely familiar with Gel tests and the wounding literature to which you refer. Gel tests are excellent for comparison data, (as is CRISAT) but you can't use Police Firearms criteria for judging these rounds.
1. Military rounds are not just about what they do to humans. The ability to perforate cover is absolutely critical.
2. As I say in the article, no one ever says, "c'mon lads. They're only using 4.85mm. let's go!" Any round can suppress.
3. PDW rounds have very low dispersion and good accuracy at <200m. Very few tests take this into account.
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