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Old 06-04-2010, 04:16 AM   #22
__CVineXPharm__

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Follow-up shots are very different. It takes a substantial amount of practice to pull off multiple .357MAG shots in rapid succession.

They must be fun to shoot recreationally, or for hunting but I couldn't imagine using them for SD... especially indoors with no hearing protection. Although I can imagine you wouldn't need to actually HIT anyone with the first shot. Upon hearing this thing he'd jump out of the window, 5th floor or not. Even a 9mm is jarring, a .45ACP is nearly intolerable without plugs... I can imagine this would make your eardrums bleed.

That being said, it would be a great gun to carry into the deep woods if you can't take a rifle.

I doubt he bought it to carry around. It's not that kind of gun.
It's awesome to be at the shooting range firing 38 special rounds and then suddenly start firing .357 rounds. People ALWAYS start looking around trying to find where the concussion came from. I've seen more than one dude jump after I fire the .357 when he wasn't expecting it. When firing the .357, you can feel the pressure around you... it's not just the sound. Also at the gun range, everyone has hearing protection on.
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