Only problem is... the 10mm delivered more energy on target and spent that energy in a shorter distance from impact. .357 is certainly no slouch but I give the title to 10mm and more importantly, I carry 10mm for bears and surly 2 legged beasts.
The most important factor in comparing two different rounds is sectional density. Bullets with a higher sectional density always penetrate deeper. If using a 180 gr in . 357, you will need a 220 grain in the 10mm to have a approximately equal sectional density. I shoot only 220 grain hard cast in the 10mm for hunting. Shoots completely through every deer and hog I have ever shot with it.
I like 10 mm , but I LOVE 357 magnum !!! It has history ,versatility , and performance . Extremely available and cost effective . Put some federal 158 gr. soft points in that 1894 then shoot through the Chrono and into gel !!! This is my hunting load . AMAZING ! P.s. better tie that gel down when you gonna shoot it with this load !
I'm old school, took me years to fall out of love with the 38. Now I'm 40, 357 back up. 10 mil is little much for my shoulder injuries. Wow, must admit first time I've seen a 10 mil revolver.
It depends what you are shooting at. These results show that the 10mm is not much of a "Grizzly Bear" round that it's fans are led to believe, especially for those that believe it is better over the .44 mag.
You don’t use hollow points for grizzly bears. Which is what he loaded. You can go up to 220 gr with 10mm and have 15 rds instead of 6. Carry what you want but it’s pretty obvious which one is better with the right rounds.
I owned a 686 and it was a great gun. The primary reason to use a 10mm is that many guns of this caliber are much higher capacity, 8 with 1911 style and 15 with Glock style. My simple understanding g is that your able to deliver more shots on target than with a 6 or 7 round revolver.
Enjoyed watching your video. Results were as I expected. I think if you're looking to for penetration depth, the bullet with the higher sectional density will win in these calibers. I think a very interesting test would be to see how the 158 grain 357 xtp does against the 200 grain 10 mm xtp. Those bullets are closer in sectional density.
I don't have a 10 but many .357s and I definitely trust a revolver over a semi auto but I do have quality semi auto's in .45 .22wmr .22 5.7x..28 lever action in .44 mag 45/70 and many .44 mag revolvers. I'm guess you'd say I'm blessed. Nice video thanks!
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Good video, I like the fact that you used the same weight bullets instead of pro rating for cal difference. I figured the 357 would win die to sectional density 😊,love my 357s
Its your test with your interpretation of the results and I respect that , but........ It looked to me that the volumetric wounding of the 10mm outperformed .357. I don't have much use for pinhole wound channels even if they're six inches longer. I enjoyed all aspects of your video , and thought the reloading was not boring at all.
Interesting test. I haven't seen your channel before but I like your objective approach. I am a 357 magnum enthusiast, the Delta Elite I had is a good gun and a friend has it now. I just figured that my USP45 and Glock 21 can handle 45 Super should I want that power level. Realistically though, if I want more than a 45 ACP+P gets I'll break out the 44 magnum or 454. For anti personnel use with the 357 I still like the old Remington 125 grain SJHP. Thanks for posting, I like your empirical approach.
That was a great test ! I’ve never fired over 170 grain weight out of any of my .357 magnum revolvers ! I do like the Hornady XTP bullet line ! When I’m in Bear country I carry it loaded with the Keith style hard cast SWC in 170 grain !
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SAAMI STANDARDS: The highest 15' barrel muzzle energy comes from the 125 grain .357 at 1875 feet per second 976 foot pounds compared to the 155 grain 10mm at 1410 feet per second 684 foot pounds.
Great video. I used to shoot about 400 to 500 rounds a week before the Covid-19 pandemic and the crazy ammo shortage. Luckily I guess in some way, I had bought a lot of ammo right before the Covid-19 scare and shutdown happened. Since ammo in my area if you can get it has gone up in some cases 500%, I see the need to start reloading even though the timing seems to be so late. I’ve been told that ammo prices will return to normal someday, I find it hard to believe. I mainly shoot 9mm, 10mm, 45acp, 357 mag, 223 and 12gauge. I didn’t want to start out with a reloader and wish I would have upgraded. I would rather start with the best that I could afford and bite the bullet from the beginning. I know very little about reloading and it seems that you have a lot of knowledge and take a very intelligent approach to reloading. In watching your video you made it seem so relaxing to reload. I am trying to avoid making one round at a time since I shoot often and like to shoot a lot of rounds when I do.
I have that same revolver, the S&W 686 Plus 3-5-7 Series with the 7 inch barrel. Love it. I replaced the wooden roundbutt grip with a Hogue full sized rubber conversion grip (no finger grooves) and it makes it feel far less front-heavy.
Throughout the years I’ve known one shooter here that shoots a 10mm in the S&W 610 revolver ! I just looked at ballistic data ( loadings ) of both ctgs ! In Sierra’s fine manual for the 10mm I see the powder you used BE 86 in your loading , velocity and energy ! In the same manual I looked at 180 grain bullet loadings in the .357 ctg just in case I buy a box of 180 XTP Bullets to try , I may very well do that ! Energy for that bullet with a hunting load is 783 Ft. Pd. which is a good amount !
That 10mm load is about par for the course for 5 different brands I happen to have. The .357 was very mild compared to most others. My upper end 10mm loads are 950 to 1000 foot pounds of energy.
Nice revolvers. I have a regular 686 from the 1990’s and love it. Easy hits at 100 yards. I can imagine that 7” 686 is that much better. I have a Glock 20, and have shot the Glock 40, and both can make some great hits. The Glock 40 is very comparable to the 686 in accuracy.
This is about the best comparison video I have ever seen! Good job, you earned that like!!!! I have owned both calibers and reload myself but I would have to disagree about which round won the contest.
I am so happy to have run across this video. Thank you for doing this comparison, I've been curious about how their performance compared for a while now.
I love that press. I shoot a ruger gp100 in 357 and that is my recipe fed m primer/ h110 powder only I use the 158 gr. Speer deepcurl bonded jacket bullet. Very accurate very hard hitting
One of the most important things we can take away for these great test as a side by side comparison, is the projectile performance envelope as these bullets are reacting in the gel blocks. We are seeing how higher velocity is causing earlier expansion with slightly less penetration. Each bullet design has a velocity window of its design for optimum performance. Mr. Revolver Guys testing clearly shows this quite well. The 357 XTP 180 grain bullet with dual cannelures may serve a dual purpose as a hunting bullet that could be used from pistols and rifles chambered for caliber of different 35 caliber cartridges, whereas the 10mm/40 caliber bullet is designed for pistol mostly chamberings like the 40S&W shorter barreled performance. Even the higher velocity from the KRISS 16" carbine, the performance remained very close to that form the revolver. Should they have been shot from a shorter barreled pistol and from a 40S&W the bullet may have equaled or actually traversed further into the gel because they may not have opened up as much.
Good video, I sure enjoyed watching and learning the results. It would be interesting to see a 125-grain XTP bullet out of both the pistol and 6" revolver. Good shooting and good handloading also. Thanks.
This is EXACTLY why I would prefer (if I HAD to pick one) the .357 round over the 10mm round in big bear country. On large game it's ALL about penetration. And, the better ballistics coefficiency of the .357 gives it better depth. For me personally, I think BOTH rounds are too light for big bear defense. Just my opinion
Great video, I'm guessing the jacket on the 10mm slug was much thinner due to sectional density on the fatter bullet... If you were shooting a hard cast I bet they would have been much closer in penetration depth.. I would say the 10mm did much more tissue damage. If hunting, the 10 mm would have made a nasty wound channel...
Sir, the comparison must be: "140gr .357MAG vs 180gr 10mm" AND "158gr .357MAG vs 200gr 10mm" --> comparison must be based on almost identical Sectional Density.
I can agree with that... But I believe that this was strictly an Apples to Apples Ballistics Gel "Penetration" test only, and not necessarily a true real world Ballistics Gel test. I'm a 10mm guy myself, but I also really like my .357 Mags as well. IMHO, when it really comes down to it, there's really no comparison which caliber is best, especially for the Conceal Carry - the 10mm has roughly the same, or more stopping power, with twice the ammo capacity in most cases. My Glock 29 Compact 10mm holds 10+1.. My Rossi .357 only holds 5 or 6 (I forgot) - and you really can't carry the Revolver.. So the 10mm wins easily in my book. But I love to shoot both of em at the range!
This "test" is biased and inconclusive. Kinda getting tired of "comparisons" like this and videos that are 90% fluff. If you want penetration you use solid bullets. Both would be sufficient for self defense neither would be sufficient on a bear.
Just get a decent reloading manual and go by it. Also, if approaching max loads look for pressure signs as this expert did. If you are talking 158 gr. bullets in .357, 17 gr. of 2400 is too hot. I load 15 gr. and it is strong and accurate.
Good Video and Semper Fi Marine. This video proves that sectional density rules and won. Next time, announce the SD of the bullets as an additional comparison. I liked and sunscribed!
Buffalo Bore 180gr JHP hits 1400fps~ and their 220gr hardcast 1250fps~ out of a 6" barrel. All original 10mm loads were smoking hot, but the FBI couldn't handle the recoil(true story). So, they started downloading to 180gr @ 1150fps~ and then eventually the .40 S&W was born.
I am looking forward to your shooting and evaluating the Springfield XD's in 10mm: 4.5" & 5.25" barrels. Any idea as to when to expect that video?? I appreciate you, sir; you are absolutely First Class !!
Huh, that .357 mag was moving surprisingly slow. I've clocked the Buffalo Boar 180 grain .357 mag load at 1,490 from my 6" GP100. On paper the .357 mag should be more powerful . The penetration results weren't surprising given the sectional density difference.
being a mechanic and knowing the importance of tolerance is ,how easy should it be to reload, my grandpa did it but sadly passed before he could teach me. anyone with real knowledge please message me
DamnI wish I wouldn’t have procrastinated years ago and bought a reloader set, powder and primers! My reloading buddies are having just as hard a time getting components to reload as I am with commercial ammo. My gut told me to buy the 4 stage set and stockpile powder and primers! I’m stupid and put it off and now I don’t see the point until things settle back down. IF they ever do!
Another great video. Thanks for taking the time to put that together and share it with us. Very interesting results.
Only problem is... the 10mm delivered more energy on target and spent that energy in a shorter distance from impact. .357 is certainly no slouch but I give the title to 10mm and more importantly, I carry 10mm for bears and surly 2 legged beasts.
The most important factor in comparing two different rounds is sectional density. Bullets with a higher sectional density always penetrate deeper. If using a 180 gr in . 357, you will need a 220 grain in the 10mm to have a approximately equal sectional density. I shoot only 220 grain hard cast in the 10mm for hunting. Shoots completely through every deer and hog I have ever shot with it.
Day at the range with a master instructor showing all his talents is a classic & this old veteran appreciates every second of it.
That 357mag load was mild. There's a lot more room north of that.
True. 180gr buffalo bore is consistently north of 900ft lbs
I like 10 mm , but I LOVE 357 magnum !!! It has history ,versatility , and performance . Extremely available and cost effective . Put some federal 158 gr. soft points in that 1894 then shoot through the Chrono and into gel !!! This is my hunting load . AMAZING ! P.s. better tie that gel down when you gonna shoot it with this load !
I'm old school, took me years to fall out of love with the 38. Now I'm 40, 357 back up. 10 mil is little much for my shoulder injuries. Wow, must admit first time I've seen a 10 mil revolver.
Shoots 890 foot pounds of energy with a 10mm, stops to think about what he's done.
The main difference is the sectional density of the bullets. The 357 180g has a .202sd whereas the 10mm 180g has a .161sd.
Due to expansion, 10mm wins. If it passes through without much expansion, then you limit damage and blood loss.
It depends what you are shooting at. These results show that the 10mm is not much of a "Grizzly Bear" round that it's fans are led to believe, especially for those that believe it is better over the .44 mag.
You don’t use hollow points for grizzly bears. Which is what he loaded. You can go up to 220 gr with 10mm and have 15 rds instead of 6. Carry what you want but it’s pretty obvious which one is better with the right rounds.
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I would argue that the 10mm is the better round because of the over penetration of the .357 Magnum.
10mm. No doubt.
The .357 is faster with factory loads and penetrates deeper but the 10mm. dumps way more energy into the target.
I owned a 686 and it was a great gun. The primary reason to use a 10mm is that many guns of this caliber are much higher capacity, 8 with 1911 style and 15 with Glock style. My simple understanding g is that your able to deliver more shots on target than with a 6 or 7 round revolver.
Enjoyed watching your video. Results were as I expected. I think if you're looking to for penetration depth, the bullet with the higher sectional density will win in these calibers. I think a very interesting test would be to see how the 158 grain 357 xtp does against the 200 grain 10 mm xtp. Those bullets are closer in sectional density.
I don't have a 10 but many .357s and I definitely trust a revolver over a semi auto but I do have quality semi auto's in .45 .22wmr .22 5.7x..28 lever action in .44 mag 45/70 and many .44 mag revolvers. I'm guess you'd say I'm blessed. Nice video thanks!
Very useful video. Very carefully and professionally done.
Thank you!
That freaking grouping on that 357 my goodness!
One of my favorite youtubers. You deserve way more subs. Your content blows away people with 500k subs
Thank you for the encouragement, what some of the larger channels do not have is supporters like you and others that bring camaraderie to this channel. Thank you
Good video, I like the fact that you used the same weight bullets instead of pro rating for cal difference. I figured the 357 would win die to sectional density 😊,love my 357s
Me too for sure
Its your test with your interpretation of the results and I respect that , but........
It looked to me that the volumetric wounding of the 10mm outperformed .357.
I don't have much use for pinhole wound channels even if they're six inches longer.
I enjoyed all aspects of your video , and thought the reloading was not boring at all.
Interesting test. I haven't seen your channel before but I like your objective approach. I am a 357 magnum enthusiast, the Delta Elite I had is a good gun and a friend has it now. I just figured that my USP45 and Glock 21 can handle 45 Super should I want that power level. Realistically though, if I want more than a 45 ACP+P gets I'll break out the 44 magnum or 454. For anti personnel use with the 357 I still like the old Remington 125 grain SJHP. Thanks for posting, I like your empirical approach.
Awesome awesome. As I am a.357 guy and have taken deer with it out to sixty four yards. All one shot dirt naps . Barns 140 gr. Great video.
That was a great test !
I’ve never fired over 170 grain weight out of any of my .357 magnum revolvers !
I do like the Hornady XTP bullet line !
When I’m in Bear country I carry it loaded with the Keith style hard cast SWC in 170 grain !
Watching someone work their reload kit has always been the most relaxing thing to me for some odd reason.
TO ME THE 10MM WINS IN THE GEL TEST. 10MM HAS MORE MASSIVE ENERGY TRANSFER AT A SHORTER DISTANCE ( SPLASH DAMAGE) OVER THE 357MAG.
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SAAMI STANDARDS: The highest 15' barrel muzzle energy comes from the 125 grain .357 at 1875 feet per second 976 foot pounds
compared to the 155 grain 10mm at 1410 feet per second 684 foot pounds.
Great video. I love 10mm. I shoot underwood 200g JHP. 1250 fps.
Yeah, and out of a four and a half inch barrel....yoo hoo 🎉
Holy cow !!’
Enjoyed the video brother. I'm sure you enjoyed making it 😎 thank you for your service 🙏
Great video. I used to shoot about 400 to 500 rounds a week before the Covid-19 pandemic and the crazy ammo shortage. Luckily I guess in some way, I had bought a lot of ammo right before the Covid-19 scare and shutdown happened. Since ammo in my area if you can get it has gone up in some cases 500%, I see the need to start reloading even though the timing seems to be so late. I’ve been told that ammo prices will return to normal someday, I find it hard to believe. I mainly shoot 9mm, 10mm, 45acp, 357 mag, 223 and 12gauge. I didn’t want to start out with a reloader and wish I would have upgraded. I would rather start with the best that I could afford and bite the bullet from the beginning. I know very little about reloading and it seems that you have a lot of knowledge and take a very intelligent approach to reloading. In watching your video you made it seem so relaxing to reload. I am trying to avoid making one round at a time since I shoot often and like to shoot a lot of rounds when I do.
Sorry I don’t know the terminology. I meant having a multiple station reloader. I think LOL
I have that same revolver, the S&W 686 Plus 3-5-7 Series with the 7 inch barrel. Love it. I replaced the wooden roundbutt grip with a Hogue full sized rubber conversion grip (no finger grooves) and it makes it feel far less front-heavy.
No you don't
Throughout the years I’ve known one shooter here that shoots a 10mm in the S&W 610 revolver !
I just looked at ballistic data ( loadings ) of both ctgs !
In Sierra’s fine manual for the 10mm I see the powder you used BE 86 in your loading , velocity and energy !
In the same manual I looked at 180 grain bullet loadings in the .357 ctg just in case I buy a box of 180 XTP Bullets to try , I may very well do that !
Energy for that bullet with a hunting load is 783 Ft. Pd. which is a good amount !
That 10mm load is about par for the course for 5 different brands I happen to have. The .357 was very mild compared to most others.
My upper end 10mm loads are 950 to 1000 foot pounds of energy.
Nice revolvers. I have a regular 686 from the 1990’s and love it. Easy hits at 100 yards. I can imagine that 7” 686 is that much better. I have a Glock 20, and have shot the Glock 40, and both can make some great hits. The Glock 40 is very comparable to the 686 in accuracy.
Awesome video! The Vector shows up out of no where haha loved that. Great test. I envy your collection.
This is about the best comparison video I have ever seen! Good job, you earned that like!!!! I have owned both calibers and reload myself but I would have to disagree about which round won the contest.
Good video and glad you compared revolver to revolver. I think most people wrongly attribute capacity to 10mm performance.
Excellent video bruh. Now that’s a good Marine
I am so happy to have run across this video. Thank you for doing this comparison, I've been curious about how their performance compared for a while now.
I love that press. I shoot a ruger gp100 in 357 and that is my recipe fed m primer/ h110 powder only I use the 158 gr. Speer deepcurl bonded jacket bullet.
Very accurate very hard hitting
Enjoyed the video. I’d love to have a reloading room like that!
One of the most important things we can take away for these great test as a side by side comparison, is the projectile performance envelope as these bullets are reacting in the gel blocks.
We are seeing how higher velocity is causing earlier expansion with slightly less penetration. Each bullet design has a velocity window of its design for optimum performance.
Mr. Revolver Guys testing clearly shows this quite well. The 357 XTP 180 grain bullet with dual cannelures may serve a dual purpose as a hunting bullet that could be used from pistols and rifles chambered for caliber of different 35 caliber cartridges, whereas the 10mm/40 caliber bullet is designed for pistol mostly chamberings like the 40S&W shorter barreled performance.
Even the higher velocity from the KRISS 16" carbine, the performance remained very close to that form the revolver. Should they have been shot from a shorter barreled pistol and from a 40S&W the bullet may have equaled or actually traversed further into the gel because they may not have opened up as much.
Great knowledge you have passed on here Wade.
On those rare occasions when I shoot a group like you did with the .357, I bring that target home and put it on the wall for a while. Nice shooting!
Put that on the front yard, so any intruder will think twice before targetting your house..lol.
Good video, I sure enjoyed watching and learning the results. It would be interesting to see a 125-grain XTP bullet out of both the pistol and 6" revolver. Good shooting and good handloading also. Thanks.
What grain powder weight of H110 for the 357 mag, 180 XTP's?
I enjoyed the contest!
Great video!!! Very interesting and exceptionally well done!
I like how you watch every one of these carefully. That can prevent a squib... Certainly don't want that!
This is EXACTLY why I would prefer (if I HAD to pick one) the .357 round over the 10mm round in big bear country. On large game it's ALL about penetration. And, the better ballistics coefficiency of the .357 gives it better depth. For me personally, I think BOTH rounds are too light for big bear defense. Just my opinion
Great video, I'm guessing the jacket on the 10mm slug was much thinner due to sectional density on the fatter bullet... If you were shooting a hard cast I bet they would have been much closer in penetration depth.. I would say the 10mm did much more tissue damage. If hunting, the 10 mm would have made a nasty wound channel...
I'm impressed... This guy knows his stuff...
That settles it, my next Blue Whale hunt is going to be with a .357 180gr bullet.
Love the long video format.
Nice & informative video, thank you sir.
Thank you Micheal lots of fun also 😁😁
What’s the difference between the sectional density of the two 180 gr bullets. ?
Sir today was my first time seeing your channel! Your presentation as well as graphics was excellent!
Thank you Anthony
Any way to paraphrase this video down to like 10 minutes?
Make some how to get started reloading videos.
No
Like the boxing apology. Sports anology usually work
A 10mm penetrates less the higher the velocity. With a good JHP, overpen is thankfully of little to no concern.
Great video. Makes me happy I bought a 686 7"..
Great shooting !!
Awesome video , Very well done and detailed.👍
Hi happy holidays..what u think in ruger 6 security 357
Great job thank you 👍.
Great video, I liked it!!! -Gunny T sends
Sir, the comparison must be:
"140gr .357MAG vs 180gr 10mm" AND "158gr .357MAG vs 200gr 10mm" --> comparison must be based on almost identical Sectional Density.
I can agree with that... But I believe that this was strictly an Apples to Apples Ballistics Gel "Penetration" test only, and not necessarily a true real world Ballistics Gel test. I'm a 10mm guy myself, but I also really like my .357 Mags as well.
IMHO, when it really comes down to it, there's really no comparison which caliber is best, especially for the Conceal Carry - the 10mm has roughly the same, or more stopping power, with twice the ammo capacity in most cases. My Glock 29 Compact 10mm holds 10+1.. My Rossi .357 only holds 5 or 6 (I forgot) - and you really can't carry the Revolver.. So the 10mm wins easily in my book. But I love to shoot both of em at the range!
Cool ass video man
Another thing what's the barrel length on the 10 mm carbine is it a pistol with suppressor or barrel shroud or all barrel looks short
I love 10mm auto faster reloading time and more capacity especially in a glock 20
I aint ever gonna start reloading, but its still interesting to watch. Didn't expect it in the video, but its a plus.
Great video sir! 357 is still a great round!
Great video
Where on Earth did you come across a seven inch barrel unfluted S&W 686? That's gotta be worth a dollar or two.
3 at least! Never knew S&W made a 7" barrel on anything.I have a 27 with 8 3/8"barrel and it is a very accurate piece.
Im looking for a bear stopper between these two
They are ballistic twins almost.
Standard deviation was a little too high in the 10mm carbine.
I dig the poster in the back. Happy 243rd
Thank you Yes Sir --Today
This "test" is biased and inconclusive. Kinda getting tired of "comparisons" like this and videos that are 90% fluff. If you want penetration you use solid bullets. Both would be sufficient for self defense neither would be sufficient on a bear.
Those loads aren’t comparable. Heavier loaded 10mm vs weak loaded 357 .
The 10mm knocked the gel off the stand! 10mm is the king!
How come nobody ever says how many grains of powder they load is 17 too much for my Ruger Vaquero 2400 how about 19 of 2400
Just get a decent reloading manual and go by it. Also, if approaching max loads look for pressure signs as this expert did. If you are talking 158 gr. bullets in .357, 17 gr. of 2400 is too hot. I load 15 gr. and it is strong and accurate.
10mm wins. It dumps its load better and it doesn't go as far. Plenty far but you don't want it to go as far as the 357 did
Good Video and Semper Fi Marine. This video proves that sectional density rules and won. Next time, announce the SD of the bullets as an additional comparison. I liked and sunscribed!
Doesn’t really matter. Whomever I blast with either one of these aren’t coming back. 🤣😂🤣👋😂👋👋👋
I thought u were doing pistols
10mm all day for hunting, wider bullet bigger hole more damage. Opens up like an umbrella . Animal will bleed out faster.
Buffalo Bore 180gr JHP hits 1400fps~ and their 220gr hardcast 1250fps~ out of a 6" barrel. All original 10mm loads were smoking hot, but the FBI couldn't handle the recoil(true story). So, they started downloading to 180gr @ 1150fps~ and then eventually the .40 S&W was born.
Ooorah!
Impressive commentary.
Have you done a clear ballistics jell test with the 44 Rem Mag?... thumbs up... awesome video
I am looking forward to your shooting and evaluating the Springfield XD's in 10mm: 4.5" & 5.25" barrels. Any idea as to when to expect that video?? I appreciate you, sir; you are absolutely First Class !!
Dang those are some hot 10mm loads!
Full power 180 gr. loads fired in a glock 20 are very uncomfortable for me Feels like the gun is gonna fly apart
Awesome Video !!!
Hand loading is the most glorious waste of time on Earth
Thumbs up!! 👍🏻
Seems like awful light. 357 rounds. 1150fps out of a 7" barrel? Should be at least 1500fps with factory loads
Not from a 180gr JHP
I knew the .357 MAG would win... No Doubt
Huh, that .357 mag was moving surprisingly slow. I've clocked the Buffalo Boar 180 grain .357 mag load at 1,490 from my 6" GP100. On paper the .357 mag should be more powerful . The penetration results weren't surprising given the sectional density difference.
Its a Ford Chevy thing
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being a mechanic and knowing the importance of tolerance is ,how easy should it be to reload, my grandpa did it but sadly passed before he could teach me. anyone with real knowledge please message me
DamnI wish I wouldn’t have procrastinated years ago and bought a reloader set, powder and primers! My reloading buddies are having just as hard a time getting components to reload as I am with commercial ammo. My gut told me to buy the 4 stage set and stockpile powder and primers!
I’m stupid and put it off and now I don’t see the point until things settle back down. IF they ever do!