New Toy Coming

[LHB1]

Corbon DPX - 125 Gr. / 1350 FPS / 505 Lb. Ft.
Corbon JHP - 125 Gr. / 1425 FPS / 564 Lb. Ft.
Corbon JHP - 115 Gr. / 1500 FPS / 575 Lb. Ft.

From Corbon, rated in 4" Barrel I believe.

Impressive velocity, especially from a 4" barrel. Should be quite effective. I would not want to be on the receiving end of it.

Good shooting and be safe.
LB

[Texas1911]

Impressive velocity, especially from a 4" barrel. Should be quite effective. I would not want to be on the receiving end of it.

Good shooting and be safe.
LB

It's a good round. Has a funny shouldered case.

[mac79912]

45acp.I just saw one in 40 and am considering buying it.I just ordered a Nighthawk T3 and I saw the HK 40 for 549 OTD when I went in to order the new 1911.Any experience with the 40?I have a lot of JHP in 40 as my friend hooks me up for free.

[kingofwylietx]

I saw the HK 40 for 549 OTD when I went in to order the new 1911.

Was this new from a store? If so, where?

[onac255]

Just curious fellas what is/is there a difference between the .357 Mag and .357 Sig?

[Texas1911]

Just curious fellas what is/is there a difference between the .357 Mag and .357 Sig?

.357 Mag uses a longer case, and thus can be loaded a bit hotter. .357 Sig is basically the .357 Mag for semi-auto pistols. It's in a shorter, shouldered case but within factory ammo it tends to have the same power.

[onac255]

So basically Magnum is for revolvers and Sig is for Auto Loaders?

[Texas1911]

So basically Magnum is for revolvers and Sig is for Auto Loaders?

Yep, and Magnum can be loaded hotter.

[HKandHD]

.357 Mag uses a longer case, and thus can be loaded a bit hotter. .357 Sig is basically the .357 Mag for semi-auto pistols. It's in a shorter, shouldered case but within factory ammo it tends to have the same power.

That and the fact that the .357 Sig is a re-necked .40 S&W fitted to a .355" 9x19 bullet.

It's the best of both worlds and one of my favorite rounds...

The .357 Mag is a close third though...