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AS’s .348 Winchester

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Tom in Oregon’s Sako AV and…well…Tom couldn’t decide on one favorite round.

 

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RW’s G26 and Hornaday Critical Duty 115 gr. 9mm FTX

 

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RA’s SIGs and Hornady XTP “in God’s caliber (.45 acp)”

 

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tetrode’s Smiths shooting Lee 105gr SWC coated with Harbor Freight Powder coat comprised of dead soft lead. They are backed by 6gr of titegroup in .357

 

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MZ’s M&P with Hornady Critical Defense 115 grain 9mm

 

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AS’s SIG P320 and 124gr Federal HST

12 COMMENTS

  1. .357 magnum has a lot going for it. It is a great revolver round, and a pretty respectable rifle/carbine round as well. On the other hand, the .44 magnum does it all even better (except practical work in carry snubbies).

    • My dream compact rifle is a stainless lever-action in .44 mag.

      Should be enough for taking out even the peskiest politician, er, I mean ‘wild game’… 🙂

  2. Why so much love for Hornady handgun ammo? I once was on the Hornady train but when I heard about Federal HST, all my Hornady ammo moved to the “shtf probably never going to use stash.” Especially out of sorter barreled pistols HST has the advantage.

  3. Because Hornady is on the shelf when there’s no HST to be found and it’s generally 20% cheaper.

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