With ammo being so scarce, we take a look at a round that’s is often overlooked: the .357 Sig. We give a brief history and fire a few rounds into ballistics gel…and McRib sandwiches.
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It’s a surprisingly powerful round.
I want a McRib now
Definitely an underrated round but still not as cool as 10mm.
Why choose get both. My 357 sig kicks harder and throws out a bigger flame than my 10mm. The 10mm has more mass and a 6in barrel vs the 357 sig that only has a 4in barrel. To bad i lost them both in a boating accident.
Really? In my experience 10mm kicks harder overall.
I wasnt arguing not to buy both, I was just saying 10mm is kewler. Its the Fonzie of pistol calibers…oh wait nevermind ,that’s the .45 acp.
10mm has more mass
Yeah thats one of the reasons it kicks harder, its notquite as snappy I suppose but its harder to put back on target quickly for me.
That’s cuz you got little girl wrists
I’m use to shooting 9mm so probably
Says the injun braggin about only 10mm
10mm arrow shaft
I was waiting for that to come up
TOKAREV
357 sig only 70years to make it’s mark
The thing that hurt 357sig was price of ammo and wasn’t available all the time. It has more muzzle velocity than 9mm, .40 s&w, and 45acp. Shoots flatter, which gives it greater ranges, and penetrates better (maybe over does it).
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