[GMK]

I have a 9mm, 40s&w, and a 45acp along with my 357sig. My gun club has steel plates at their pistol range and I am able to shoot out all my ammo I bring with every gun except the 357sig.

The plates can take as much ammo I send down range with every gun. When I shoot them with the 357sig the welds break on the backs of the plates after a few rounds. That tells me the 357sig is hitting the plates with a lot more force than any of the other calibers.




Thats a fact the 357sig hits harder!!!!!

[Roering]

Originally Posted by GMK

I have a 9mm, 40s&w, and a 45acp along with my 357sig. My gun club has steel plates at their pistol range and I am able to shoot out all my ammo I bring with every gun except the 357sig.

The plates can take as much ammo I send down range with every gun. When I shoot them with the 357sig the welds break on the backs of the plates after a few rounds. That tells me the 357sig is hitting the plates with a lot more force than any of the other calibers.




Thats a fact the 357sig hits harder!!!!!

Oh yeah, well I can't take my .40 S&W to my gun range because people are afraid that it will blow them up.






The 357 SIG may hit ONE person harder, but my .40 kills EVERYBODY within a 100ft radius!!!!

[Trigger Finger]

Originally Posted by Cooks128

I own a 31, 32 and 33.....love the round immensely. I've found factory ammo for the same price as the 40sw....so the price argument is a moot point in my book.
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I like the 357 Sig. There are allot of overlapping cartridges out there, both in handguns and rifles. Thats the spice of life!

My G22 with a 357 barrel is just as loud as my 45 Super and seems to have a little more power than a 9mm +P+.

As for price of ammo!!! You will never get 357 Sig ammo nearly as cheap as 40 S&W TulAmmo. It's great to practice with, is accurate and works 98% of the time, (TulAmmo).