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CENTURION1945 · May 5th, 2008, 01:04 AM

Hi Dolphin. I think if you can fire faster and accurately with the Glock, this is the gun for carry. Cor Bon and Federal +P+ 115 JHP cartridges are almost as good stoppers as the .357 125 JHP, at last in the Strasbourg Test: AIT 8.90" for the 9 and 7.34" for the .357. But if you confront 2 -3 attacants, with the Glock you have superior tactical advantaje, with more ammo in the weapon, fastest follow up shoots and easier reload, if necessary. Any way you always will need 2 shoots at last to stop a determined or drugged fellon, maybe 3 shoots. As a bonus the Glock is quite ligther to carry and with 2 magazines you get 46 rounds total against 18 for the revolver. By the way I am myself a revolver man with 2 speedloaders in belt plus 2 in the car console.

May 5th, 2008, 01:04 AM	#28
CENTURION1945 New Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: BARRANQUILLA - COLOMBIA Posts: 13	15 rounds 9MM vs 6 rounds .357 Mag. Hi Dolphin. I think if you can fire faster and accurately with the Glock, this is the gun for carry. Cor Bon and Federal +P+ 115 JHP cartridges are almost as good stoppers as the .357 125 JHP, at last in the Strasbourg Test: AIT 8.90" for the 9 and 7.34" for the .357. But if you confront 2 -3 attacants, with the Glock you have superior tactical advantaje, with more ammo in the weapon, fastest follow up shoots and easier reload, if necessary. Any way you always will need 2 shoots at last to stop a determined or drugged fellon, maybe 3 shoots. As a bonus the Glock is quite ligther to carry and with 2 magazines you get 46 rounds total against 18 for the revolver. By the way I am myself a revolver man with 2 speedloaders in belt plus 2 in the car console.