9mm (124gr) vs 40 s&w (180gr) vs .357 Magnum (158gr) 🔥 vs Concrete Block
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Published 2020-12-05
All Comments (21)
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People always argue about “which is better” but truthfully, I wouldn’t want to be hit by any of them.
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The .357 magnum is, to me, the pistol caliber equivalent of the .30-'06. It will do everything you can reasonably expect from a handgun, the recoil is manageable for most people, with practice, and it's extremely versatile.
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Nice!!! Personally I thought the 40 cal did very well. But the 357 was a monster .
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I have bought, sold, and had access to numerous firearms and calibers. However, the first handgun I ever bought (1976), is still with me and will never be sold or traded. The Ruger Security Six .357 mag. w/4" barrel. Accurate, dependable, and powerful.
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I have always loved my .357 magnum! My dad knocked down a charging 300 bear with his .357 when my mom had us picking bluberries.
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Keep in mind, for 20 years the .357 Magnum was the world's most powerful handgun until eclipsed by the .44 Magnum. It's still and awesome round.
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That first hole from the 357 was ungodly. That was “instant” neutralization of a threat. Only thing is being able to aim and accurately place on target/threat under duress/stress/adrenaline
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I fell in love with the 357 a long time ago it is still and will always be my weapon of choice
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First impact of each caliber tells the story. The rest depends on placement.
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“I love doing this” he says as he loads the 357 one round at a time. I love shooting and with the ammo shortage loading the gun is like fore play.
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Wish all gun channels' videos were this laser focused on providing clear content as to how stuff performs.
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Shot placement was exceptionally good with the 357
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.40 did the job well done. 357 is a Monster!
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I just appreciate the gentleman’s manners. I also enjoyed watching him shoot! Any of these rounds would mess with someone’s day, for sure. I knew there was a reason I always liked my Model 66 S&W .357.
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I like how you stick with the facts. Straight and to the point. Thanks.
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You can pick apart the minor differences in damage results if you like. This was just fun as hell. đź‘Ť
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.357 is still one heck of a round.
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Remember folks, current .357 mag is loaded about 200fps slower than the .357’s of thirty years ago. This was done when manufacturers began chambering small J-frame sized pistols in .357. Frames couldn’t take it, so the loadings were quietly reduced behind the scenes. Gotta get custom ammo to get those old 1500fps velocities.
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I guess I'll need a new .357 magnum revolver. You never know when an angry concrete block is going to attack you, and you need protection to match the threat. Thanks for sharing.
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Nothing like a .357 Magnum! Cool!
