I'm a big fan of the Liberty 9mm ammo. Every time I shoot it and read about it, I like it more. I was very surprised, though, by the new 357 magnum offering. The 9mm is 50 grains and 2,000 fps. The 357 is 50 grains and 2,100 fps. Makes sense they'd use the same projectile since the caliber is practically identical, but just barely any additional velocity/energy. Why?
The 10mm offering, on the other hand is 60 grains at 2,400 fps. That is a beast. Generally a 357 magnum is top dog or about as good as a 10mm, but from Liberty, the 357 is far inferior. I wonder why?
The 10mm offering, on the other hand is 60 grains at 2,400 fps. That is a beast. Generally a 357 magnum is top dog or about as good as a 10mm, but from Liberty, the 357 is far inferior. I wonder why?