They would have to be .355, 9mm would jiggle down the bore if it was .357.
No difference in accuracy...
And being I have two cylinders (9mm and .38) for my 642-1, I was able to do a real world comparison.
They would have to be .355, 9mm would jiggle down the bore if it was .357.
I point rarely mentioned, 38/357 really don't have the number of good commercially loaded hollow points as the 9mm.
Fine for reloaders, not great for the rest of us when a box of Gold Dots cost 1/10 of the revolver cost.
Box of 50 9mm HST is $20.
Originally Posted by disseminator
Seems kind of spendy......
Revolvers are more reliable in that they are more forgiving of minor imperfections in handloads. Inasmuch as there are many of us who use handloads almost exclusively, it is then, a legitimate factor.You talk about reliability, but many quality auto loaders are so reliable that the "reliability" argument almost carries no weight.