Originally Posted By: Buffman
Originally Posted By: tpitcher
I just loaded up on 9mm +P+. A lot more energy than regular 9mm...
And your point is...
.357 sig is a high pressure round. You'll notice in the following picture you'll see that properly designed hollow point ammo performs very close regardless of caliber when expanded diameter and penetration are looked at...
http://ammo.ar15.com/project/Misc_Images/DocGKR/Handgun_gel_comparison.jpg
I have a 357 Magnum revolver also.
The "One Shot Stop" with a 115 gr. 9mm is 75%.
The "One Shot Stop" with a 115 gr. +P is 92%.
I'll use my case of 9mm FMJ for practice, but when it comes to my permit to carry and home defense, my 15 round magazine is loaded with 9mm JHP +P+. That's my point.
Originally Posted By: tpitcher
I just loaded up on 9mm +P+. A lot more energy than regular 9mm...
And your point is...
.357 sig is a high pressure round. You'll notice in the following picture you'll see that properly designed hollow point ammo performs very close regardless of caliber when expanded diameter and penetration are looked at...
http://ammo.ar15.com/project/Misc_Images/DocGKR/Handgun_gel_comparison.jpg
I have a 357 Magnum revolver also.
The "One Shot Stop" with a 115 gr. 9mm is 75%.
The "One Shot Stop" with a 115 gr. +P is 92%.
I'll use my case of 9mm FMJ for practice, but when it comes to my permit to carry and home defense, my 15 round magazine is loaded with 9mm JHP +P+. That's my point.