Vlavalle:
These are a Ruger Custom Shop special line of GP100, they are really set up for competition. With the 9mm they can get 8 rounds in the cylinder. That wouldn't be possible with .357.
These 9mm GP100's are incredibly accurate and the weight just soaks up any and all recoil.
Besides, I've got other 357 GP100's as well, so why not?
Kevin, Thanks for the quick respons! And if youaleady have at least one G100 357 Mag, then I can see why you ventured out into the 9mm world. I am a very heavily military oriented person, especially WW II. And ever since the US miltary switched from the 45 ACP over to the 9m, the 9 mm ammo hase become very cheap, relatively. Before COVID, you could get a round of 9 mm from $.20-$.25 a rounds, and the 45 ACP was between $.25-$.35 per round. Of course, now the world has changed! If you are interest, I have a ballistics file that ha=s online links of where to bug handgun and rifle ammo. It has 34 handgun calibers and 25 rifle ones, with over a total of 3,200 online links! If you are interested, just write back.
