So I went with a friend to the gun range for the first time. I fired a Glock 9mm, Smith and Wesson 9mm, Sig 9mm, and a .357 revolver. I don't know the actual model names.
I'm thinking about getting a gun for gun ranges and general defense.
The clerk at the range said the .357 was more powerful than the .45. I always thought that the bigger caliber means more stopping power. Does someone have a chart that shows the relative stopping power of the different caliber bullets? 9mm, 10mm, .40, .45, .357 , etc. (weakest to strongest)
The trigger on the .357 was so hard to squeeze. Are all the .357s like that?
I'm thinking about getting a 1911. What companies make the most reliable 1911s? Thanks.
I'm thinking about getting a gun for gun ranges and general defense.
The clerk at the range said the .357 was more powerful than the .45. I always thought that the bigger caliber means more stopping power. Does someone have a chart that shows the relative stopping power of the different caliber bullets? 9mm, 10mm, .40, .45, .357 , etc. (weakest to strongest)
The trigger on the .357 was so hard to squeeze. Are all the .357s like that?
I'm thinking about getting a 1911. What companies make the most reliable 1911s? Thanks.