.357 mag
#3
i've shot 38's and the mag's through the same gun before. there is a little bit of difference. i don't think it's all that bad though imo. i was shooting a sixshooter and my friend had put 5 38's and 1 357 in it and let me shoot it. like i said there is a bit of difference, and you will be able to tell. but it isn't that bad. you don't have much to worry about that's for sure. unless the bullet weight and load are extremely different then it would probably be more noticable.
#4
well... the trick is not to be stupid... i wasn't tightening my arms enough and it almost came back and clocked me on the head lol...
its a pretty tough kick i think... haven't shot one in years though...
why do you want to know??? i hope you're not planning to hunt with it lol... it makes a really big hole lol
its a pretty tough kick i think... haven't shot one in years though...
why do you want to know??? i hope you're not planning to hunt with it lol... it makes a really big hole lol
#8
The recoil really isn't that bad at all once you get used to it. If you're looking for a pistol for protection in the woods that leaves a big hole and has very little kick, I'd suggest a .44 Magnum. I've got one and wouldn't trade it for any other pistol available.
#10
ORIGINAL: mossyoakshootout
I would also recommend a .44 mag. If you ever choose to hunt with it then a .44 is a much better choice than a .357. And if you meet a bear you won't be disappointed to be carrying a 44.
I would also recommend a .44 mag. If you ever choose to hunt with it then a .44 is a much better choice than a .357. And if you meet a bear you won't be disappointed to be carrying a 44.


