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To: John Lenin
Beg to differ: Here is a pix of my protector

Great big ole S&W .357
158 grain hollowpoints.
More killing power than a .45ACP
51 posted on 01/29/2006 11:44:13 AM PST by 76834 (There's nothing wrong with sobriety in moderation.)
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To: 76834

ABSOLUTELY!!! .357 MAG RULES....makes the 9mm look enemic. Loaded with the light 125gr hollow points and you will flip your opponent...with the 158 gr rounds youll kill them through cars.....


56 posted on 01/29/2006 11:47:00 AM PST by Vaquero (time again for the Crusades.)
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To: 76834; All
This one is kinda cool, and it looks like it's got that little rail thingee on top for extra "toys"... Image hosting by Photobucket
100 posted on 01/29/2006 12:17:24 PM PST by musicman
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To: 76834

Yep. Terrific piece. I put Pachmayr grips on a .357 S&W N frame 'highway patrolman' (pinned & recessed) with a 6" barrel. You can buy 180 gr. rounds for it and not worry about stopping power. The difference between the energy delivered on target by it and a 9 mm is, well, 'striking.' The accuracy is better than I can hold. If 6 rounds in the black at 25 m won't get me out of trouble...then the the Good Lord didn't want me out. Thanks for the picture.


122 posted on 01/29/2006 12:31:36 PM PST by esopman (God Bless Freepers Everywhere)
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To: 76834
More killing power than a .45ACP

More recoil and noise, less capacity and a heckuva lot more finicky in a combat environment that an military semiauto. Tougher to reload under pressure, too.

156 posted on 01/29/2006 12:50:19 PM PST by ExSoldier
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