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My go to off duty sidearm is in .357 Sig. It’s another cartridge that was touted initially but now it’s not so popular. It has great ballistics but it’s expensive since few agencies use it. I am concerned that 30 Super Carry will travel the same path.
 
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I've only heard of it a few times.

The problem I see with calibers like this is availability. If you reload great! Unless you need more brass.

And I’ve seen the 30 super carry factory ammo in only one store and it was expensive. I forget the price but it was Scheels. So only the largest gun store around had any.
 
I'm still stuck in the .40s S&W era.
Although I mostly carry an LCR in .327 Fed or P365 9mm.

I really like .40 S&W, in part because I reload - that keeps my ammo costs way down (less than factory 9mm) and also let's me load ammo that's not painful to shoot in a pocket pistol. Guess I'm kind of like the guys who shot .44 Specials or .41s, back when everybody & their cousins were buying .38 Specials!

As always IMHO, FWIW, YMMV, one size never fits all, etc.
:)
 
Depends on the day. I will carry a Springfield 1911 in 45 S&W 44 Mag Trail Boss, HK USP full size in 40 S&W or FNX9 With 17 round mag.

Other days I carry my Colt King Cobra
 
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Always sounded to me like one of those marketing schemes to get us gun igjets to buy another gun or two.....

but then I not only carry a gun chambered in 357 sig but I also bought two Sig Legion pistols and am looking for a third... heck I even have the hat.
 
These 30 SC are supposed to be more pills, but 1 or 2 more pills for more $$$ and low accessibility? Not much sense to me.

Not my cup o' tea either. What else are all those engineers supposed to do when they have nothing to do tho ;-)
 

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