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taffbanjo · 02-11-2013, 05:19

Hello Mas,

357 Sig is acknowledged to be a very hot, very reliable round but is still expensive, even compared to premium SD rounds like Gold Dots.

As you know, a number of LE and Government organisations have converted to 357 Sig and seem pleased with its performance.

In your opinion, is its increased energy/velocity over the, say, 124 grain +P Gold Dot worth the extra expense for civilian SD?

02-11-2013, 05:19	#1
taffbanjo Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Location: Essex UK Posts: 97	357 Sig for CCW? Hello Mas, 357 Sig is acknowledged to be a very hot, very reliable round but is still expensive, even compared to premium SD rounds like Gold Dots. As you know, a number of LE and Government organisations have converted to 357 Sig and seem pleased with its performance. In your opinion, is its increased energy/velocity over the, say, 124 grain +P Gold Dot worth the extra expense for civilian SD? __________________ I used to be a musician but now I just play the banjo I think I used to be indecisive but now I'm not so sure...