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Tag Archives: 357Mag
Jay Grazio
We have been friends, sometimes colleagues, for a very long time.
Various Henry guns
Posted in pistol, rifle
Tagged 223, 22LR, 357Mag, lever action, revolver, sound suppressor
2 Comments
Articles old and new
New review on American Hunter about Traditions single shot .357 carbine. Another new article on Shooting Illustrated about bullpup stock for the Hi-Point carbine. American Shooting Journal an older article available online: Aero Precision M5E1. Aero Precision M5E1 … Continue reading
My article in Blue Press
My article about reloading pistol caliber cartridges is out in Dillon Blue Press October issue, on page 62. For best layout, download the file and view it in “facing pages” mode.
Sarah is back.
Nikita was unavailable, she had to fill in. (The revolver is a Czechpoint .357, and the stylish hat is from Henschel.)
New York Reload
“New York Reload” describes drawing a second gun in preference to reloading the first under fire. While tshirts describing the concept are available, the practice itself isn’t. NYC remains one of the most restrictive jurisdictions in regards to carry or … Continue reading
Angel Kim
Girls like fine metalwork, it’s true. Engraved Smith&Wesson M27, I think.
For the children? Think further out!
Henry .357 carbine. Revolver ammunition does well in longer barrels.
Hast Holster
Saw a very nice holster and speedloader pouch set. Upon inquiry, I found it to be yet another Michael Hast design. The pictures don’t really do it justice. The leather is worthy of the gun it encases, S&W M27.
A mix of classic and new
Last year, I was curious what happened to KD Holsters and discovered that the brand was no longer. But some of their designs live on through Nelson Holsters. James Ervin Nelson took the most popular designs from several old brands, … Continue reading
Posted in holster, pistol, self-defense, weapon
Tagged 357Mag, 9x19, boberg, leather, revolver
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Recoil is relative.
Dan Coonan is very fond of saying that shooting his gun is an experience. It does have more muzzle flash and recoil and muzzle rise than a typical wonder-9. Actress Morrigan Sanders, age 16, doesn’t usually shoot Coonans. But not because … Continue reading
Posted in ammunition, interesting people, pistol
Tagged 357Mag, 44Mag, coonan, girl, PPU, revolver, semi-auto
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The main reason for Coonan popularity
Coonan pistols in particular are very accurate, have good triggers and tame the .357 recoil well — especially when compensated. Absence of barrel to cylinder gap means no pressure loss, so muzzle velocity of 1400fps with 158gr and 1600fps with … Continue reading
If you shoot 357Mag for effect, get a Coonan
Full-power 357Mag recoil in revolvers is usually quite substantial. I tend to shoot 38Spl in mine unless carrying them, which I do very seldom. The Coonan, on the other hand, gives some muzzle flip but very minimal felt recoil. Shooting … Continue reading
Minimizing snubbie recoil.
This revolver came in for the upcoming Concealed Carry magazine article about the Rhino revolver family. It’s an interesting weapon that showed significantly better accuracy than expected of snubbies and rather mild felt recoil even with .357 ammunition. Being double … Continue reading
Posted in ammunition, pistol
Tagged 357Mag, 38Special, Chiappa, moon clips, revolver, speedloader
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Where flat-shooting pistols really shine
Coonan .357 and other flat shooting handguns really shine in the desert. They weigh less than rifles yet cover a decent range for defense. Towards the South of our country, that may be a serious consideration. A pistol in 10mm … Continue reading
Some of us *are* compensating…
…for the muzzle flip from 1600fps of muzzle velocity!
Zombies, Werewolves, Vampires and More Common Threats, Too
Just in time for the holiday shopping season: the Triple Threat Kit. Stakes for vampires, silver-plated bullets for werewolves…which also work on zombies the old-fashioned ballistic way. Ammunition is loaded pretty hot and works best in Coonan pistols and strong … Continue reading
Good Things Come Out of Knoxville
3″ .357Mag revolver from Czechpoint in a custom Dragon Leather holster. Both companies are located in Knoxville, TN.