.357 sig

.38 S&W ALBION vs .357 SIG caliber SIG 229R DAK! The above is not a joke, just so you know. I went to the range today with a: 1. ALBION Motors Corporation of Scottland No.2 Mk 1** revolver. 2. SIG 229R pistol with DAK trigger, chambered in .357 SIG. I picked up both of these guns and had...

Someone asked me that old question that we all get asked, "What is your favorite gun for self defense?" At 60 years of age, and with a background that's had a "sticky situation" here and there, I generally reply, "The one that's in my hand when the trouble starts!" That is such a broad...

In another thread we have been talking about the new Ruger coming out and how I and some wish there was a modern gun chambered in the 7.62x25. Came across this by accident last night, actually Norinco makes a SIG 226 clone in it, the bad news is you can't get it in the U.S.A. which really...

I'm just having the 9mm blues slowly changing out all of my semi-auto pistol calibers to 9mm. It first started as a cost thing and now has accelerated with all of the new goodies (e.g. Rx optics, Sig phosphate coatings on their service pistols, etc) coming in 9mm only. My favorite revolver...

I wish Walther would bring back their P-38. All they would have to do is modernize it. Imagine a P-38 offered in 9mm .357 SIG and .40 SW in a full-size or compact models. Night sights, a rail optional, and double stacked mags. I believe this pistol would put Walther in direct competition...

I've only shot them in .357 SIG. I haven't seen much data out there about their performance.

Hello! This is my first post (and topic) in here, but I have lurked this board for a few years and thanks to you all, my knowledge about firearms, physics etc. has greatly expanded. Thank you for all of this. However, there are a few questions that, I think, have never been asked or answered...