They make 9mm for pocket carry, which is perfectly fine in terms of ballistics.Do they make a 357 in semi for pocket carry ?
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They make 9mm for pocket carry, which is perfectly fine in terms of ballistics.Do they make a 357 in semi for pocket carry ?
The wife has a ruger lc9 that I sometimes use as a fishing weightThey make 9mm for pocket carry, which is perfectly fine in terms of ballistics.
Ummmm .357 SIG?Do they make a 357 in semi for pocket carry ?
Ummmm .357 SIG?
Significantly more recoil and muzzle blast than 9mm with the same capacity as .40, and the ammo costs more. And after all that, the effectiveness isn’t really any better than 9mm or .40. There might have been a point when 9mm JHP sucked, but I don’t see any point for it today.Ummmm .357 SIG?
Your point?.357 Sig: What's the Point of this Cartridge?
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I’m just pointing out it exists to @SS1Significantly more recoil, muzzle blast, and recoil than 9mm with the same capacity as .40, and the ammo costs more. And after all that, the effectiveness isn’t really any better than 9mm or .40. There might have been a point when 9mm JHP sucked, but I don’t see any point for it today.
Like the 327Your point?
The Sig .357 is way more solidified than the pussy .327.Like the 327
First time I have read up on this round
I was talking Magnum
But it seems like it has a nice kick to it
Which model pistol do recommend in 357 sig that is a pocket carry pistol?Ummmm .357 SIG?
Get bigger pockets?Which model pistol do recommend in 357 sig that is a pocket carry pistol?
Yeah.....I was being facetious. I see you picked up on that.Get bigger pockets?
Glock 31.Which model pistol do recommend in 357 sig that is a pocket carry pistol?
Same thing, (crud ring), happens with .38 & .357That's probably all it is. I asked about the 44 Specials because if you shoot some of those first, then shoot the full length 44 Mags, the crud ring left inside the cylinder from the shorter cases can make extraction difficult.
I once shot a bunch of 45 Colt in my 460, then shot full-power 460s without cleaning it first. I had to knock the 460 cases out with a dowel.
Strangely enough I've had different results with different guns like when I had my SW 640 it was a lot more accurate than my LCR ever was but I think that was just because the grips Etc fit my hand better so that I could have a repeatable pointing kind of a thing going on. I do think that like a three or four inch revolver is easier to shoot either because the intrinsic accuracy is better and the sight radius is better. I wanted a k6s 3 inch gun but the window closed too early. ( I generally hate krapber but their revolvers are pretty nice. ) ironically the 3-in Unicorn that you seek is made by them in multiple configurations. Yes it's $1200 but frankly that's what a revolver that doesn't need help out of the box these days probably costs. Hell, smith is getting like a grand for those 340PD "blow up surprise" guns.Yeah, I'm also done with 2 inch snubs and am opting for 3 inch as my new minimum barrel length now.
Well.... .327 is probably marginally more common than 45GAP is. so it's got that going for it.Y'all can shit on the .327, but it probably sells better than .357 Sigs do.
I have a few 2 inch snubs and a several 3 inch, all are about the same frame size, I or J equivalents. I bring that up being the beefier the frame, the more it handles the stresses in shooting better and I think that does lead to tighter groups.Strangely enough I've had different results with different guns like when I had my SW 640 it was a lot more accurate than my LCR ever was but I think that was just because the grips Etc fit my hand better so that I could have a repeatable pointing kind of a thing going on. I do think that like a three or four inch revolver is easier to shoot either because the intrinsic accuracy is better and the sight radius is better. I wanted a k6s 3 inch gun but the window closed too early. ( I generally hate krapber but their revolvers are pretty nice. ) ironically the 3-in Unicorn that you seek is made by them in multiple configurations. Yes it's $1200 but frankly that's what a revolver that doesn't need help out of the box these days probably costs. Hell, smith is getting like a grand for those 340PD "blow up surprise" guns.
Easier to reload for too.Well.... .327 is probably marginally more common than 45GAP is. so it's got that going for it.
No he would not.Well in all fairness to Mas, I wonder if he would even suggest it for 44 magnum. It's too common, IMHO, that full-house 44 magnum loads to stick as the revolver starts to get dirty. At least that's what I remember when shooting my model 69. Doesn't seem to happen that much with 38/357. Hot 357Ms don't always just fall out, but they don't put up much of a fight when they don't, at least in my experience.