I've got both the 10m and the 357S. The 357 goes with me to the mountains. My G20 is bigger and heavier when fully loaded. The 357 is more convenient, easier to carry and almost as effective.
Glad to see you back. As much as I like 10mm, .357 Sig is my passion and both are more than adequate to get the job done. Keep up the good work and keep putting holes in things
both are top performers and similar pricing. Notice the rounds had a little more deformation on the .357 which indicates to me a little more energy dump earlier upon impact. Also, and this is an important part that gets overlooked, because it is a bottle necked cartridge, it has greater feeding reliability that can't be overstated. The M&P pistols are very reliable and having the .357 sig barrel conversion makes for a top line carry option
Actually due to how short the case is and the very small amount that contacts the mag follower they tend to nose dive and jam. The short bottle neck design allows it to tilt causing problems.
On top of that, I using hot Double Tap .357 Sig ammo, I've had malfunctions in my Gen 3 Glock 35 with a conversion .357 barrel. The slide would lock back every few rounds. No change in grip or anything, just that strange malfunction. A heavier spring remedied the issue. My suspicion is that the slide velocity was extremely high and was messing with the timing of the cycle of operations somehow.
@Cristian Espinal It ain't just glocks it's any semi auto but glocks seem to have slower feeding mags than some of its competitors. There great with regular ammo but if reliability is more important than power just shoot regular ammo. Just my experience and opinion.
Wow. Good stuff. In some scenarios you want the round to dump energy and NOT penetrate. Highly populated areas, hostage situation, etc. For bear protection, penetration is paramount. This was great. Thank you!
I would hope so, 140gr @1500fps vs 115gr @1400fps. Kind of a no brainer given the substrate. (all hard materials) Kind of makes you wonder why the .357 sig (EP) is underpowered from underwood they have always made every EP round spicy but this one. Underwood loads "gold dot" self defense rounds that are 1475fps, 124gr 613ftlbs. But I digress, beggars cant be choosers sig is hard enough to find without having to filter the results for a specific round lol.
I have .357 sig. And 10mm. I've had my .357 sig. For years, don't shoot it mush. It's my go to home defense. My 10mm is for carry, when I don't mind the bulk. Otherwise 9mm my standard. My choice for 10mm ammo is underwood 180gr. Hp. 357sig. Gold dot 125gr. Hp. Thanks for your testing on these cartridges. 😊
Great review ! I love both rounds 10mm will always win ! I would recommend 10 mm all day for woods work . 357 sig for carry , ( For most ) is a much better carry platform and is credited for plenty of one shot drops. I carry 357 sig , 357 mag , 10mm, and 44 mag depending upon use . 44 mag provides me a lot of variety when it comes to loading !
Two best self defense cartridges PERIOD!!!! We have one life use one of these to protect it! Which one to choose? The one you shoot best out of those two rounds.
I'm not sure how to let everybody know but my husband Bruce Callis has passed away. He died suddenly overnight from a massive heart attack at 45. I'm not familiar with RUclips and how it works or how to let everybody on here know. Anyways just wanted to respond and let you know and anybody else who see's this. Thank you all for your comments.
i own both and both are great. it is a personal preference. for urban self defense ammo choice is very important in both calibers, thanks for the video and be safe.
I wonder if the 357 Sig barrel was just as long as the 10mm barrel if it would’ve been even closer if not spot on the same. I’ve seen 200 fps faster 357 Sig going from 4” to 6” barrel lengths.
Glock 27 shooter with 357sig barrel. Great shooting but big flash and noise at night or in car. I keep it cause of the small size but high speed & energy. Better than a larger 10mm.
It makes sense, 10mm had slightly higher speed and more mass coming out of a slightly longer 4.6" barrel compared to the 4.25" of the 9mm Short Magnum. Also there's no reason why both these calibers shouldn't be loaded to 1500fps I've made 125gr rounds rock 1450, and those are 115gr.
They were both light for caliber. If you're testing for performance you want the best performing ammo for each caliber. Personally, I would rather see him use Heavy for Caliber.....then watch the 10mm shine even brighter! 😎
My feeling with both caliber is 357 sig is a souped up 9mm and 10mm is a fully functional 45acp.. what the 45acp should've been/had.. either or works for me. Why carry a 9mm and 45acp when you can carry 10mm and 357 sig
@@strangemaycexactly, most close to all 10mm in stores are basically 40cal+p that's why I'll keep my .40cal and with all the new 10 mm out you would think they would crank up 10mm ammo but no it looks the same, people will have to order underwood, double tap, or buffalo bore,to get real 10mm power.
Great video can you do another video like this and use underwood hard cast 200gr 10mm and a hardcast 357 sig so we can see which has better penetration. Thx
Excellent presentation, especially without the use of water jugs, which has been the trend for many cartridge testing applications. Additionally, for future consideration, could you please utilize the entire high capacity magazine of 10 rounds or more to measure the true effectiveness of the cartridge? Such a simulation would provide some additional insight into the potential damage caused for the intended target.
Could you go into detail in terms of what was the spring change that you did to the Smith & Wesson I love that gun but I've been hesitant to buy one because of the problems associated with it but it seems like you solved the problem so could you explain exactly what you did Thanks a lot Tom
Sure. I uploaded a video detailing the changes. I installed a Wolf 22lb recoil spring and steel guide rod assembly made for the M&P 45 4.6" model. It fits the 4.6" 10mm perfectly. And I installed Springer Precision extra power magazine springs for the M&P 10mm 15 round mags.
@ThePenetrationChannel My fix for my M&P 10mm 4.6" pistol was the same as yours, except I opted for the 24-pound Wolff recoil spring. I've also purchased a Galloway Precision 22-pound RSA, but I've not yet tested it. My wilderness large critter protection loads are all in 10mm Auto from Underwood: - 140 Gr Xtreme Penetrator - 220 Gr FN HCL - 200 Gr Hornady XTP JHP I loved your penetration test video. Thank you. Please keep up the great work. Good things! 👍
Yes the Crack from the sig was compromised therefore giving the edge to the 10mm but I believe that the sig has a little more penetration than the 10mm
I have never had a desire to own a .357 Sig since it is a bottle necked pistol cartridge. This being true since I am a reloader. I can see why the FBI started out with a 10mm but switched to a .40 S&W and has now gone back to a 9mm. My personal favorite is the .40 S&W. I can see why the 10 mm has plenty of power but it is snappier and not everyone feels comfortable. Recoil is not a problem for me since I own 3 - .44 magnum revolvers.
.40 S&W is an excellent caliber. I own them and shoot them often. I don't reload, but from what I've read, the 357 Sig isn't too difficult. Thanks for watching!
Great video. I'm a 357 Sig guy. I usually carry a P224 with Extreme Defenders. My P226 is also set up for 357 Sig. I bought a Springfield XDM 3.8 in 10mm, because it looks like 357 Sig is dying, but I haven't carried it much at all. It really isn't much bigger than the P224, but I have to carry it in a holster, because it is single action, and I carry with one in the chamber. I almost never carry my P224 in a holster. I just bought a FN FNX 45 tactical that I'm setting up for 460 Rowland. That is also DA/SA, so I can carry one in chamber, de-cocked, down the front of my pants without a holster. I'll see how that carries. Since I don't need a holster, in 45 it's as comfortable appendix as my P365 with a holster, but I'm not sure how the 460 Rowland compensator will feel against my junk. I actually bought some 200 gr Extreme Penetrators for it-- 871 ft/lbs of energy! I'm curious how those would do?
357 Sig isn't going away. I just wish the price was better. I laugh at people who complain about the "BLAST"!!! you simply cannot deny the power and performance of 357 SIG. Yes 9mm will get the job done, but so will a sharp stick.
@@ThePenetrationChannel I just bought 3 boxes of PPU 357 Sig ammo for $28 a 50 round box. The PPU 357 Sig is as hot as any out there, including Underwood. The muzzle blast is impressive, a real flame thrower. A big advantage 357 Sig has over 10mm is the size of the guns. 357 Sig guns are usually the same size as 9mm guns. For whatever reason, the 10mm pistols always seem to be built around 45 ACP guns, probably due to the need for a longer grip, which makes for really chunky pistols.
I'm curious how a hot 357 Sig with a 125 grain flat nosed FMJ would do in this test. The Underwood 357 Sig Extreme Penetrators are lighter than normal at 115 grains. Also, I've seen the Extreme Penetrators and Defenders tumble in gelatin where flat-nosed FMJs tend to stay nose forward and penetrate better. Although, I'm not certain a jacketed bullet would stay together through the hard barriers.
Both are lighter than normal... 10 is the better round, almost all retail 10mm is loaded weak, he finally used a hot 10mm round and showed its true power.
@@jmanownz985 I challenge the assertion that the 10mm is better than the 357 Sig. Hot 10mm rounds have maybe a 50 to 75 fpe edge over the hot 357 Sig rounds, but the 10mm pistols are way chunkier than they need to be and end up being "woods" guns versus EDC. I carry a 357 Sig every day and forget it is there. Width-wise, there is no reason a 10mm pistol needs to be any wider than a 40SW, which are typically the same width as 9mm pistols. The Glock 32 357 Sig is identical in size to a Glock 19. You can tell a difference looking at them, without reading the barrel. I'm guessing manufacturers build the 10s on 45 ACP frames because the grip needs to be longer to fit the round.
I think i'll keep my 10mm that's capable of taking deer/hogs and humans..... no one hunt's with a 357 sig for a reason. penetrators tumbling just causes more trauma and perm damage so ill take it. There's actually ammo that is designed to tumble, the newer fort scott tumbling ammo that came out. Not to mention you can find so many more weights to load in 10 mm, pretty sure there are no 200 gran 357 sigs lol.
Well done. It would be good for hunting or shooting through concrete or a wind shield. For self and home defense, please be careful of over penetration. It would go along way.
Good barrier test, I think the 357 Sig Extreme Defender 65gr would have done much better than the slower weaker Penetrator .The ten really did great through those tough obstacles.
10mm is a beast! but 357 SIG is also a perfect solution for most situations. Not sure why underwood loads the X Penetrator 25 ft lower than their 125gr. The 115gr can safely be loaded to 1600fps = 650ft-lbs on a projectile that is velocity dependent.
357 sig seems to me. To do the job like a fat stop type. 10 mm is more of a hunter type round. 🎉🎉😅. I'm not too sure about ccw for 10 mm. But a great round. Like a big SUV all wheel drive cop style. Vs a super hard corps off road jeep/Van!
I dont see the sig 357 sufficient to really compare these two calibers. Use a real 357 revolver with traditional loads and the difference will narrow to very close to 10mm.
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That 357 Sig is something serious! That's why I have four. Two Glock 32's, 31, and 33.
Can't argue with that. Hopefully Glock will drop a Gen 5 32 that I can get my hands on. Thanks for watching.
You have one in 4 variants.
I’ll love to have a Glock 32
I've got both the 10m and the 357S. The 357 goes with me to the mountains. My G20 is bigger and heavier when fully loaded. The 357 is more convenient, easier to carry and almost as effective.
All 40 cal Glocks can accept a 357 Sig barrel, and the 40 cal mags work perfectly. My Glock 23 converts to 9mm or 357
Glad to see you back. As much as I like 10mm, .357 Sig is my passion and both are more than adequate to get the job done. Keep up the good work and keep putting holes in things
both are top performers and similar pricing. Notice the rounds had a little more deformation on the .357 which indicates to me a little more energy dump earlier upon impact. Also, and this is an important part that gets overlooked, because it is a bottle necked cartridge, it has greater feeding reliability that can't be overstated. The M&P pistols are very reliable and having the .357 sig barrel conversion makes for a top line carry option
Actually due to how short the case is and the very small amount that contacts the mag follower they tend to nose dive and jam. The short bottle neck design allows it to tilt causing problems.
On top of that, I using hot Double Tap .357 Sig ammo, I've had malfunctions in my Gen 3 Glock 35 with a conversion .357 barrel. The slide would lock back every few rounds. No change in grip or anything, just that strange malfunction. A heavier spring remedied the issue. My suspicion is that the slide velocity was extremely high and was messing with the timing of the cycle of operations somehow.
@@cristianespinal9917 That's not unusual with glocks and really hot ammo. The slide outruns the next round in the mag.
@@rockie307 thanks, that was my suspicion, but I never knew it was an issue to be aware of with very hot ammo in Glocks.
@Cristian Espinal It ain't just glocks it's any semi auto but glocks seem to have slower feeding mags than some of its competitors. There great with regular ammo but if reliability is more important than power just shoot regular ammo. Just my experience and opinion.
Wow. Good stuff. In some scenarios you want the round to dump energy and NOT penetrate. Highly populated areas, hostage situation, etc. For bear protection, penetration is paramount. This was great. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
YES...The best calibers. IMO lol. Make 357 SIG ..... AGAIN :)
Haha. Thanks for watching!
Both are good penetrators. But 10 definitely has the edge. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
I would hope so, 140gr @1500fps vs 115gr @1400fps. Kind of a no brainer given the substrate. (all hard materials) Kind of makes you wonder why the .357 sig (EP) is underpowered from underwood they have always made every EP round spicy but this one. Underwood loads "gold dot" self defense rounds that are 1475fps, 124gr 613ftlbs. But I digress, beggars cant be choosers sig is hard enough to find without having to filter the results for a specific round lol.
@@GranadaBashlav agree. Good points.
I have .357 sig. And 10mm. I've had my .357 sig. For years, don't shoot it mush. It's my go to home defense. My 10mm is for carry, when I don't mind the bulk. Otherwise 9mm my standard. My choice for 10mm ammo is underwood 180gr. Hp. 357sig. Gold dot 125gr. Hp. Thanks for your testing on these cartridges. 😊
Great review ! I love both rounds 10mm will always win ! I would recommend 10 mm all day for woods work . 357 sig for carry , ( For most ) is a much better carry platform and is credited for plenty of one shot drops. I carry 357 sig , 357 mag , 10mm, and 44 mag depending upon use . 44 mag provides me a lot of variety when it comes to loading !
No. 10mm doesn't always win. There are penetration tests here on RUclips to prove it.
Two best self defense cartridges PERIOD!!!! We have one life use one of these to protect it! Which one to choose? The one you shoot best out of those two rounds.
Thanks for watching!
So jealous of the M&P 357, I can't even finish the video. So pissed when the discontinued it. And no, I don't want to convert a 40.
I'm not sure how to let everybody know but my husband Bruce Callis has passed away. He died suddenly overnight from a massive heart attack at 45. I'm not familiar with RUclips and how it works or how to let everybody on here know. Anyways just wanted to respond and let you know and anybody else who see's this. Thank you all for your comments.
@@ThePenetrationChannel so sorry to hear that. Thoughts and prayers out to you and your family.
i own both and both are great. it is a personal preference. for urban self defense ammo choice is very important in both calibers, thanks for the video and be safe.
Definitely don't need extreme penetrators in either caliber for self defense in an urban environment.
Thanks for watching and dropping a comment.
I wonder if the 357 Sig barrel was just as long as the 10mm barrel if it would’ve been even closer if not spot on the same. I’ve seen 200 fps faster 357 Sig going from 4” to 6” barrel lengths.
I'm not sure how big of a difference it would make. But I AM sure however, that it would have made a difference.
Thanks for watching.
My 2 Favorite cartridges period.❤❤
Glock 27 shooter with 357sig barrel. Great shooting but big flash and noise at night or in car. I keep it cause of the small size but high speed & energy. Better than a larger 10mm.
Yeah. I've been considering getting a carry option chambered in 357 SIG.
Thanks for watching.
Great 👍 choice..I carry the 32 its a BEAST!
Glock 27 is snappy, I just imagine how snappy with that .357 Rd
I prefer the .357 but out of an S & W.
The Glock 29, I basically a Full Size/Mid Size compared to other guns its bigger than the 27 I used to own
Great content.. I'd love to have a Gen 1 357.
You and me too sir.
Thanks. I bought it new in 2009 and only have 200 or so rounds through it. It's a keeper for sure.
It makes sense, 10mm had slightly higher speed and more mass coming out of a slightly longer 4.6" barrel compared to the 4.25" of the 9mm Short Magnum.
Also there's no reason why both these calibers shouldn't be loaded to 1500fps
I've made 125gr rounds rock 1450, and those are 115gr.
I agree. It does seem a bit slow for 115 gr.
A 115 full copper takes up more case space than a 125 lead core, that could be it.
It would be great to see a test between this two with the same wait of bullets not 1 lighter than the other
They were both light for caliber. If you're testing for performance you want the best performing ammo for each caliber. Personally, I would rather see him use Heavy for Caliber.....then watch the 10mm shine even brighter! 😎
nice testing thanks ...
Thanks for watching!
I will stick with 10 mm. I use Underwood ammo for self-defense.
My feeling with both caliber is 357 sig is a souped up 9mm and 10mm is a fully functional 45acp.. what the 45acp should've been/had.. either or works for me. Why carry a 9mm and 45acp when you can carry 10mm and 357 sig
10mm is a 40 cal
Can't beat the cost of 9mm!
@@strangemaycexactly, most close to all 10mm in stores are basically 40cal+p that's why I'll keep my .40cal and with all the new 10 mm out you would think they would crank up 10mm ammo but no it looks the same, people will have to order underwood, double tap, or buffalo bore,to get real 10mm power.
10mm will always be king...but 357sig is the queen...
It's more like the Ace trying to get in the queen's garments.
Thanks for watching.
9x25 Dillon
460
45 super /460 Rowland rips the weak lil 10
@@gastondraco5906 I agree with you on the 460 but that’s as specialty as it gets. But 10mm is more potent than 45 Super IMO
Great video can you do another video like this and use underwood hard cast 200gr 10mm and a hardcast 357 sig so we can see which has better penetration. Thx
You should do a video on the 65gr .357 Sig which does around 2200fps.
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Nice to see you back fam! I missed these videos!
Also 10mm is the Gigachad of pistol rounds, nice!
It was fun to get out and film some shooting. Thanks for watching!
And that there is why a 10mm is always on my desk or person when on my property fed hot reloads with Gold Dots.
Ive seen 357 Sig 125 grain outperform 10mm pen tests on balistics gel, also solid wood objects.
Excellent presentation, especially without the use of water jugs, which has been the trend for many cartridge testing applications.
Additionally, for future consideration, could you please utilize the entire high capacity magazine of 10 rounds or more to measure the true effectiveness of the cartridge? Such a simulation would provide some additional insight into the potential damage caused for the intended target.
Could you go into detail in terms of what was the spring change that you did to the Smith & Wesson I love that gun but I've been hesitant to buy one because of the problems associated with it but it seems like you solved the problem so could you explain exactly what you did Thanks a lot Tom
Sure. I uploaded a video detailing the changes. I installed a Wolf 22lb recoil spring and steel guide rod assembly made for the M&P 45 4.6" model. It fits the 4.6" 10mm perfectly. And I installed Springer Precision extra power magazine springs for the M&P 10mm 15 round mags.
@ThePenetrationChannel
My fix for my M&P 10mm 4.6" pistol was the same as yours, except I opted for the 24-pound Wolff recoil spring.
I've also purchased a Galloway Precision 22-pound RSA, but I've not yet tested it.
My wilderness large critter protection loads are all in 10mm Auto from Underwood:
- 140 Gr Xtreme Penetrator
- 220 Gr FN HCL
- 200 Gr Hornady XTP JHP
I loved your penetration test video. Thank you. Please keep up the great work.
Good things! 👍
I bought the S and W 4.6" about 8 months ago and haven't had a single failure after a 1000 rounds
You have good content bro..💪 Put out more!💥
I think the crack compromised the sig round. I think that's why we didn't see much consistency. Thanks for the video. Keep em coming!!
Thanks for watching!
Yes the Crack from the sig was compromised therefore giving the edge to the 10mm but I believe that the sig has a little more penetration than the 10mm
R.I.P Bruce Callis
I have never had a desire to own a .357 Sig since it is a bottle necked pistol cartridge. This being true since I am a reloader. I can see why the FBI started out with a 10mm but switched to a .40 S&W and has now gone back to a 9mm. My personal favorite is the .40 S&W. I can see why the 10 mm has plenty of power but it is snappier and not everyone feels comfortable. Recoil is not a problem for me since I own 3 - .44 magnum revolvers.
.40 S&W is an excellent caliber. I own them and shoot them often. I don't reload, but from what I've read, the 357 Sig isn't too difficult. Thanks for watching!
did you put Wolfe springs in?
Great video. I'm a 357 Sig guy. I usually carry a P224 with Extreme Defenders. My P226 is also set up for 357 Sig. I bought a Springfield XDM 3.8 in 10mm, because it looks like 357 Sig is dying, but I haven't carried it much at all. It really isn't much bigger than the P224, but I have to carry it in a holster, because it is single action, and I carry with one in the chamber. I almost never carry my P224 in a holster. I just bought a FN FNX 45 tactical that I'm setting up for 460 Rowland. That is also DA/SA, so I can carry one in chamber, de-cocked, down the front of my pants without a holster. I'll see how that carries. Since I don't need a holster, in 45 it's as comfortable appendix as my P365 with a holster, but I'm not sure how the 460 Rowland compensator will feel against my junk. I actually bought some 200 gr Extreme Penetrators for it-- 871 ft/lbs of energy! I'm curious how those would do?
357 Sig isn't going away. I just wish the price was better. I laugh at people who complain about the "BLAST"!!! you simply cannot deny the power and performance of 357 SIG. Yes 9mm will get the job done, but so will a sharp stick.
@@ThePenetrationChannel I just bought 3 boxes of PPU 357 Sig ammo for $28 a 50 round box. The PPU 357 Sig is as hot as any out there, including Underwood. The muzzle blast is impressive, a real flame thrower. A big advantage 357 Sig has over 10mm is the size of the guns. 357 Sig guns are usually the same size as 9mm guns. For whatever reason, the 10mm pistols always seem to be built around 45 ACP guns, probably due to the need for a longer grip, which makes for really chunky pistols.
I'm curious how a hot 357 Sig with a 125 grain flat nosed FMJ would do in this test. The Underwood 357 Sig Extreme Penetrators are lighter than normal at 115 grains. Also, I've seen the Extreme Penetrators and Defenders tumble in gelatin where flat-nosed FMJs tend to stay nose forward and penetrate better. Although, I'm not certain a jacketed bullet would stay together through the hard barriers.
Both are lighter than normal... 10 is the better round, almost all retail 10mm is loaded weak, he finally used a hot 10mm round and showed its true power.
@@jmanownz985 I challenge the assertion that the 10mm is better than the 357 Sig. Hot 10mm rounds have maybe a 50 to 75 fpe edge over the hot 357 Sig rounds, but the 10mm pistols are way chunkier than they need to be and end up being "woods" guns versus EDC. I carry a 357 Sig every day and forget it is there. Width-wise, there is no reason a 10mm pistol needs to be any wider than a 40SW, which are typically the same width as 9mm pistols. The Glock 32 357 Sig is identical in size to a Glock 19. You can tell a difference looking at them, without reading the barrel. I'm guessing manufacturers build the 10s on 45 ACP frames because the grip needs to be longer to fit the round.
I think i'll keep my 10mm that's capable of taking deer/hogs and humans..... no one hunt's with a 357 sig for a reason. penetrators tumbling just causes more trauma and perm damage so ill take it. There's actually ammo that is designed to tumble, the newer fort scott tumbling ammo that came out. Not to mention you can find so many more weights to load in 10 mm, pretty sure there are no 200 gran 357 sigs lol.
@@jmanownz985 What pistol do you carry?
There is a test by Kentucky ballistics where he uses a hot FMJ underwood.357 SIG.
The .357 SIG won vs 10mm 9mm and 5.7 in a penetration test.
Well done. It would be good for hunting or shooting through concrete or a wind shield.
For self and home defense, please be careful of over penetration. It would go along way.
Nice Video
Thanks for watching!
Great video! Thanks!
This is good to know just in case I get attacked by a piece of acrylic in the woods. 😂😂😂.
I would love to see what 10mm brass and powder load necked down to .357 would do! :o)
That’s called a 9x25 Dillon. It destroys handguns
Likes 10mm
Good barrier test, I think the 357 Sig Extreme Defender 65gr would have done much better than the slower weaker Penetrator .The ten really did great through those tough obstacles.
Funny how no one really questions this, but if you say .40 is superior to 9 mm…😂
9mm has become a cult
Nice you should do the 10mm vs 9x25 dillon
Excellent idea. I'll have to check on some conversion barrels. Thanks for watching.
.40 super has entered the chat
That's a potent round! Thanks for watching.
10mm is a beast! but 357 SIG is also a perfect solution for most situations. Not sure why underwood loads the X Penetrator 25 ft lower than their 125gr. The 115gr can safely be loaded to 1600fps = 650ft-lbs on a projectile that is velocity dependent.
I have that same S&W. Absolute beast of a handgun. It's tough paying that dollar+ per round in Alaska tho. 😅🤙
Which one? The 10 or the 357? Both are fairly expensive.
@@ThePenetrationChannel ahh my fault... meant to say the 10mm. I wrote 10mm in my head, I guess. 😅
Looks like I will be buying me the XDM 10mm instead of the Glock 31 357
He sure doesn't like no smoking signs.. and NO, he isn't gonna turn his engine off
What's wrong with 40s&w.
Do a video with more common ammunition that a person can find off-the-shelf. Such as Remington Winchester.
357 sig seems to me. To do the job like a fat stop type. 10 mm is more of a hunter type round. 🎉🎉😅. I'm not too sure about ccw for 10 mm. But a great round. Like a big SUV all wheel drive cop style. Vs a super hard corps off road jeep/Van!
Thx
I dont see the sig 357 sufficient to really compare these two calibers. Use a real 357 revolver with traditional loads and the difference will narrow to very close to 10mm.
You can definitely squeeze more power out of the magnum round. Especially beyond 125 grains. Thanks for watching.
Trying to match 357 magnum
What I would like to see is the 40 s&w ctreme penetration
Perhaps balls of the same weight should have been used for an equivalent test
I hope Glock makes a 357sig long slide gen 5
WHy acrylic? Polycarb would be the way to go.
Heavier Load, Longer Barrel. Gee, Wonder why the 10 outperformed !!!!!
Now get S&W to make a 10mm FPC.!
They should get their 10mm handguns to run hot ammo from the factory. Then engineer a 10mm FPC.
I love my 9mm fpc would be nuts in 10mm ,, hopefully in the near future s&w will make one
Well that settles it then doesn't it. No discussion needed. 😎 The 10 is not only more, but way more powerful.
I have both… why limit myself😎
👍😊🎯
10is power full dan sig
hey brotha, new sub for ya here , i am a u.s. marine vet here 93' to 97' active , only have email here , would love to talk more, thanks n talk soon > tom !
.357 Sig is a necked down .40 S&W. So, you'd just need a barrel change to go to .40 S&W.
255gr 45acp +P would have gone clear through all that.