Peter M. Eick
New member
This is the correllary to my previous post on intrinsically accurate handgun designs.
I know the 45 acp and 10mm rounds are particularly accurate, but is it due to the "mechanics" of the cartraige itself or because we spend so much time and effort on the "optimization" of the load?
It seems logical that the 40S&W could be made as accurate as a 10MM, but why is it that this does not seem to occur?
Or another question to consider is in the 9mm range. Is the 380 auto just as accurate as the 9mm as is the 38 super as is the 357 sig?
This same quesiton could be said about the 40S&w, 10mm, or the 40Super.
Comments and thoughts?
I know the 45 acp and 10mm rounds are particularly accurate, but is it due to the "mechanics" of the cartraige itself or because we spend so much time and effort on the "optimization" of the load?
It seems logical that the 40S&W could be made as accurate as a 10MM, but why is it that this does not seem to occur?
Or another question to consider is in the 9mm range. Is the 380 auto just as accurate as the 9mm as is the 38 super as is the 357 sig?
This same quesiton could be said about the 40S&w, 10mm, or the 40Super.
Comments and thoughts?