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Heck yeah! You'll enjoy it. Thanks for being here.

A hardcast 9mm would have much more weight. The CD 9mm weighs 50gr to this 5.7's 40gr so this is a lot more comparable than even the 115gr 9mm rounds against 5.7. Although I do believe hardcast 9mm loads make a great choice for hikers and campers that pack a 9mm into the wilderness. Thanks for watching and commenting.

The Critical Defense is decent. The SS198LF is better and performs like the civil defense 9mm. The SS197SR (blue tip) and Critical Defense are both in the same league as far as performance. Thanks for watching and commenting.

The APX across the board is underrated. The APX Carry has been unstoppable. From dirt, to filling g it with gravel, it just keeps working.

@danieljohnson9932 as long as you feed it good ammo, I've had good luck with mine. Some of the bulk cheap stuff had a few issues but cci mini mags have been nearly flawless.

@matthewfortin4335 the ruger combo is a sweet setup. Perfect gear for "traveling" and using as a "get home" bag equipment.

I should have talked to you before trying g all the "premium" rounds because I ended up back to the 240gr SWC for everything from woods carry to conceal carry. I'm going to go look up the Skeeter load now. Hope it uses Unique or Universal powder. That's all I've got left. Lol

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@@573reviews Years ago, I loaded a .433” Luballoy gas check SWC the Winchester no longer sells, over 7.2 gr. Unique. The Skeeter load is 7.5 gr. Unique under the #429421 Keith type SWC. I wouldn’t go any warmer in a Bulldog. I’ve had two, and I want another.

A friend of mine gave me all the magazines his great grandpa and grandma had left behind. Some were too cool to go in the bullet stop boxes. I'm going to ask doctors offices and other places to start saving their mags for me. Makes a heckuva bullet stop.

The SS197SR (blue tip) 5.7x28 uses a 40gr Hornady Vmax projectile. It's a rapidly expanding ballostic tip hollow point. Neither round used here were fmj's. Thanks for being here and commenting.

I like the wadcutter or semi wadcutter better than the premium bullets manufacturers are using. At least I know exactly how they perform every time. 👍

You know i was a huge fan of the G3c but I like the G3 even more. I talked a lot of crap about Taurus in the past but they hit it out of the park with this series. I hope they keep up the progress.

@573reviews I love the GX4 also.

I agree. They've won me over with the G3 series. The compact was awesome and now the G3 ( in my opinion ) is even better. If it proves to be durable in the long run I'd rank it really high among its more costly peers.

I've been a fan of G3c for awhile but the G3 is probably my new favorite budget pistol if not just my new favorite pistol. I like the trigger, I like the grip texture and it's reliable. I would like to do a high round count on one just to see if it's as durable as it is reliable but ammo is too high for me to try that. 😆

​@@573reviews I like it. It was accurate and has a good trigger.

I feel safer carrying a do8ble action appendix for sure. I even feel better with my Taurus G3 because it has a safety but is striker fired. Could be just because I'm older and have always carried 3 o'clock or just behind the hip but appendix carry is just mentslly more uncomfortable.

The PSA Rock is probably the best bang for the buck in 5.7 pistols. They seem reliable, accurate and are very pleasant to shoot.

I'm not sure if they have 10rd mags but they have mag blocks that limit them to 10rds. The PSA Rock has 10rd mags available as does the ruger 57. Good luck and sorry to hear about the restrictions.

I'm not even going to pretend I could hit a cantaloupe at 100yds. Heck, I'm not sure i could see one at 100yds. I do believe the 5.7 would be easier to possibly make hits with due to the bullet design.

@@573reviews Yeah, they have excellent accuracy at distance. Trynit, it’s fun.

I almost always just use fmj in 32. Like you said, if it does expand it's not enough to make a difference and ill take reliability over that. Thanks for watching.

I'm not sure any crowd has all the answers but I am sure the 9mm won't be knocked off the king of the hill position by the 5.7. Heck, I'm still waiting for the 40sw to make a comeback. Lol

I'm a big fan of the NAA Mini revolvers. Everyone always wants to shoot them at the range plus nothing disappears in a pocket like them.

@ especially when you live in Florida!

@mypetvelociraptor i know thats right. A NAA definitely easier to conceal in a speedo. Lol

The PSA Rock would be my overall choice with price, reliability and all other fa tors taken into consideration. I still dig the old school FN 5.7. The CD 9mm is as close to 5.7 as 9mm gets. Over 2,000fps from a glock 19 and able to defeat level 3A at close range. Both are great rounds. 👍

They're both hollow points. The 5.7 is a ballostic tip hollow point that weighs 40gr. The CD 9mm is a hollow point t that weighs 50gr. About as close as I could get by style, weight and velocity. Thanks for watching.

Yes

The 5.7 was designed to mimic 9mm damage with the added ability to defeat soft armor. A 5.7 against 556 would be like me fighting Jon Jones in the UFC. Him being 556 and me being 5.7. This wasn't a comparison of which caliber is better just that 9mm ammo can be purchased that is super light and ultra fast. The CD 9mm can also defeat level 3A soft armor. This video was just to let people know about ammo options. Thanks for watching and sorry the video wasn't useful to you.

Out of a 4" barrel it's more like 2040-2050. Out of the GX4 I'm getting high 19's. It's a really light and fast projectile loaded to +P pressures.

@573reviews ok, thanks.

The scout rifle got it done. Did you and Annabelle see any deer?

@@edwinhooks7046 thanks. Seems a lot of folks thought this was a head to head comparison. I was just introducing an ammo that some may not have known about.

I'm glad to hear it. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving, and thank you for being here.

They feed excellent and never had an issue with quality. My only issue is just how expensive they are. $2 per round makes it nearly impossible to practice with them. I've shot enough of them that I've gotten used to Bologna sandwiches and Ramon noodles for months at a time.

@@573reviews okay I’m definitely interested now.

Amazing information. Thanks for sharing.

Looks like I'll be getting another. That's practically giving a pistol like this away.

One that doesn't have a defined wall and is more difficult all the way through the pull than comparable mechanisms. The PSA Rock doesn't have the best trigger but is actually much more "shootsble" than the Tisas. Or at least this one. This pistol is mechanically accurate but the trigger makes it more difficult to get that potential on target. Good news is that it's gotten much smoother with use.

I agree. Folks should carry whatever is more comfortable for them. Not doing g so leads to leaving it at home more and more often. Better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it. 👍

Lol. A lot of folks think so.

Lol. Those chickens hear a shot and come running. I've give up on them staying out of the way. I agree about the Rock Island guns. They may not be polished pieces but seem to be of decent quality.

"You're" not "your". Also, most shooters will agree that the smith cylinder release is faster. That's probably why colt doesn't have many professional shooters in competition.

@@573reviews Most of us are not professional shooters and those S&W revolvers in competition shooting are highly modified.

@Ray-vq2jc and yet nobody is using colts with their slower cylinder release. It's not as user friendly or fast as other styles. Not saying colts aren't nice revolvers just staying a fact about the design. The Rock Island is a decent revolver especially for the price but it isn't a python (which I've had several) or diamondback, etc. This revolver will work nicely for anyone not wanting or not able to drop a large amount of money for a reliable revolver for self defense.

Sure. I'll even give my opinion here. The Rock Island is all metal and heavier than the Tisas. The Tisas has a polymer frame like a 2011 while having a slide thats basically a 1911 so any aftermarket 1911 accessories will work for it. The Rock Island is a great pistol but I'd choose the Tisas from my limited experience with both. One more plus for the Tisas is any 2011 magazine will work with it. I've found several reasonably priced and the selection for them is vast. Both are great shooters but the Tisas gets my vote for long term ownership.

You did well. It's a great shooter. Avoid SS195LF ammo and it'll be great. Not too many firearms like it anyway. It's light and underpowered so doesn't seem to work well. The SS198LF worked great as did any of the 40gr gr Vmax or fmj rounds. Very accurate firearm. Congratulations!

It wasn't really a comparison but to let folks know they make a 9mm round that is light, fast and will defeat soft armor. Both rounds are fantastic. The CD 9mm is very expensive though.

Thats what I ended up taking. Took a decent sized doe with it off of public ground on Mark Twain National forest.

@@573reviews she didn’t want to get out of bed and I didn’t make her.

@travisdumey3864 i don't blame her. There's something to be said for a warm bed versus being cold and miserable. Lol

A lot of people share your opinion. Reliability would have to be a top priority. While this one has been very reliable others have commented lots of issues with theirs.