357 Magnum vs. 357 SIG: These two calibers sound similar and while the performance can be about the same, they have very different uses. 357 magnum is a classic revolver round, while the other is a modern semiautomatic cartridge. Understanding the differences can make you a better gun owner and user.
As gun people, we often become obsessed with ballistic data, particularly with energy and velocity. It’s easy to understand why we get so deep into the numbers. Muzzle velocity and energy are often stamped right on ammo packaging. Muzzle energy is a prime comparative figure and could be the reason you pick one load over another. In this guide, we’ll examine why muzzle velocity is important and how you can use it to be a more effective hunter and more prepared self-defense shooter.
A look at the parts of a handgun – what makes a firearm work and what the differences between a semi-auto pistol and revolver are.
This project is a massive look at silencers with testing data that shows exactly what difference a suppressed firearm can make on your sound levels while shooting.
Should a trip to the shooting range be on your to-do list while you’re expecting? There’s plenty of debate if shooting while pregnant is a safe idea for mothers to be. In this article, we explore credible experts and information so you can make the best decision for your family.
Let’s take a look at what separates two common handgun calibers – 38 special vs. 357 magnum.
Winchester’s new 350 Legend caliber is picking up a lot of early buzz. So, what’s the big deal about the straight-walled cartridge?