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Caliber: 9mm Luger Plus P Bullet Wt.: 115gr CORBON Self-Defense JHP Velocity: 1350fps Energy: 466ftlbs Test Barrel Length: 4.0 Inches

semi 4 the win

None Everytime I think I got the perfect one.. I start to look at something else. Its a never ending story for me. :)

Got the cheapest pair of muffs I could find at Wally World and I use plugs under them.

.40 has more energy but, you got to love 230gr of good ole American .45 :cool:

10mm more horse power :cool:

Ruger P95, S&W Sigma, Kel Tec or Hi Point in autos Rossi or Taurus in revolvers

I still like the 115gr with a good hp

I would just use Hi Points warranty :)

I've owned a few of them. The C9 9mm in fact.. It was an ok gun for the money. It functioned well and was cheap to purchase.

I shoot them both about the same.

.22lr is the cheapest by far if you want to spend much time at the range and learn shooting but.. you could also get a little bored with it. I say try 9mm as its the cheapest next to .22lr but, still is a service caliber.

Walmart :D or Bass Pro Shops

You can get burned out in any hobby. Maybe you just need a time away?

If you go with .357 be sure and check out the energy levels with different barrel lengths. In a snubby it won't be much more that a 9mm etc. IMO a backwoods .357 needs to have 6 inches of barrel length. .45 is a great round as well. Both will do you service.

Not too sure as of yet. The largest handgun caliber I've shot was the .44 magnum but that was out of a Desert Eagle, so I am sure the heft of the gun soaked up some of the recoil.

Just joined! I'm a gun nut that loves shooting and guns :D