I would have predicted that the Ranger would have been the best all around, the additional velocity only reinforces my assumption. A few of my friends swear by their boutique ammo, but none of them practice with it. I've always held that you need to practice with the ammo you carry and if you can't afford to practice with boutique ammo, whether due to availability or cost, you shouldn't be carrying it. For me, the Winchester Ranger line and Remington HST line are about the best all around in that regard. I've been impressed with Armscor lately too.
“today’s presentation will be dry and tedious” no, I don’t think it will. it can’t be dry, because it’s raining, and it can’t be tedious, because it’s Paul.
I buy a lot of Ammo, in stores several times a week, every week. I cannot recall seeing 357 Sig in ages in my area. Most production seems to be dedicated to the major calibers.
@@kftc1980 Find a place that stocks SIG ammunition, usually designated SIG dealers. Last time I looked they were limiting boxes to 3 per customer. Top Gun Supply. Ohio and Florida.
@@benjaminshropshire2900 There are a few non lead ammunitions, specifically for hunting things you plan on eating. Although if you just want something that's USDA certified, then if you can make a bullet from corn syrup and antibiotics, you're all good...
The way the elk herd was just mildly annoyed by Paul's gunfire but hung around to watch his results was epic. Paul Harrell is the very first firearms TH-camr to have a fanbase in multiple species!
The wife sent me a text saying I'm helping clean when I get home. Stopped in a parking lot to watch the new Paul video before going home. Sometimes a man has to do what a man has to do.
I've done this a few times, get off of work and spend time In the parking lot watching this or other things for a little while. Peace and quiet is priceless
There's the saying "those who teach, can't do", I assume the majority of teachers are like that, especially today. The best teachers IMO are those who really know their stuff, have a passion for it, and really wants to share and instill that in others. Paul is the latter.
Keep in mind this is a 13 and a third minute demonstration. If you took a semester-long course in ballistics to understand the hows and whys it would not be as entertaining or to the point. Learning how and why is work, watching it happen is entertainment. Chemical engineering is not particularly simple or easy, but fireworks are pretty good time.
Thank you, .357 Sig is my preferred caliber of all. Too few people discuss it so I really appreciate you spending the time. It is a flat shooting round that never fails to load due to bottleneck, loud and has a fireball than some. but recoil is controllable.
Paul was giving the Micromachine man a ran for his money with how fast at times he was talking in this episode. And also I swear only Paul and Hickok45 are the only two gun channels left who remember there are other calibers out there besides 9mm.
Based on the last couple videos, the deer in his area either have a death wish, or Paul is actually a Disney princess. Alternatively, he is conditioning them for reasons that will remain mysterious until he informs us (dryly and tediously, of course) what he is planning.
Disney princess!🤣🤣🤣🤣 now I’m picturing Paul in one of those dresses you see Snow White in and man that’s just so not right. Of course he’d have his shooting jacket on over it.
Never had a 357sig, probably never will, but I always watch all these anyway. You never know when a useful piece of information might be tucked in there somewhere. Thanks for the great video
I own a g23. I own several .357 magnums. One day in a rush bought a box of .357 Sig. Can’t return ammo. Found a .357 Sig barrel. Good a reason as any. Also have a Lone Wolf 9mm barrel and mags. I like the concept of a multi caliber pistol in times of ammo shortage. Easily less than the cost of a couple of new guns. That flexibility is one of the reasons I bought the g23.
Paul is like the post office of firearms educational videos. He works in the Rain, sleet, or snow ! It wouldn’t be a Paul Harrell video without the rain. Thank you , your work is appreciated!
Hey, Paul, I've noticed you have talked about appropriate gear to have in the field and while hunting and among all of that you've mentioned footwear. Would you do a video on your top choices of footwear for the field, camping trips, hunting, etc and probably anecdotes on what NOT to do(wear)? That'd be really interesting. Also Excelent quality video as always. You guys are some of the few that aren't deterred by rain when making a video.
Because of Mr. Harrell I hear about different velocities and types of projectiles and think "I wonder how much that might affect point of aim/point of impact" and "is it enough difference to make a difference ". Thank you Mr. Harrell for giving me more to think about.
I also judge an ammunition Paul is testing based on how close it holds to whatever velocity numbers it is putting out. The closer the numbers, the better the chance for tighter point of impact results across multiple shots.
This is not the first time I've seen deer in the background. Where is he? I thought deer were more scarce and were nocturnal. And apparently these deer are not spooked by gunfire.
Hey Paul, I know you have done a lot of competition, curios if you ever did 3 gun, and what your opinion on it is. Side question, How come you don't have "merch" some of your stuff is very catchy "tshirt" worthy and the money from it might help offset ammo costs for videos.
Thanks for tossing in the Grizzly Ammo. I have been buying that lately. In my opinion, it performed adequately. I like the price and the fact it is locally made. You essentially confirmed my understanding and expectations of this company.
I would have loved to see the Winchester 125gr bonded JHP @1,400+ fps performance on the meat target. Or better yet, 125 gr Speer Gold Dot. But alas, given ammo availability what it is, we can all continue to speculate about the viability of .357SIG and wait with anticipation for the next Paul Harrell .357SIG video. Keep ‘em coming, Mr. Harrell!
The Speer Gold Dot great round but slower than the Ranger round at least on Paul's crono. I wonder what .357 sig at 1495 fps would do to the meat target.
I was also really hoping for that. You got it right though, it was the Ranger Bonded and not Ranger T as depicted on the scoring sheet. It's whats in my G32 Gen4.
Define just as good. If 9mm and 357 both stop an attacker, surely they are both just as good even if the 357 tore the corpse up a bit more. Law Enforcement carry 9mm because it effective.
@@darthkek1953 I'll take my 357 with FMJ FN. Buffalo Bore. My anticipated threats tend to be furry toothy quadrapeds. Should be good for lesser threats. Although I did hear a recommendation of first three out of the mag being hollow points followed by FMJ. Interesting.
I am surprised that with all that different 357 Sig, nobody sent you 357 Sig from Sig Sauer. Funny too me because, that's the only one I have! 250 rounds of it in fact. Great comparison & review anyway Paul, thank you!
Your awesome man. All your videos are as always very informational, and Ive been watching your other 357 SIG and comparison videos over and over because im so intrigued with this cartridge. Keep up the great videos paul. 👍🏽
I hate to say it but I was hoping to see the Winchester Ranger T ammo on the meat target. Lucky Gunner has done a bunch of testing on that round and it often times has the best or very nearly the best expansion among "self-defense" ammo. Great video! Thumbs up!
Dry and tedious? Ok, but Paul, it is informative and that’s why I’m here. That’s why I subscribed, that’s why I believe I have seen every or almost every video you have put out. Thank you again. From 95901
After who knows how many rainy day videos and Paul breaks out an umbrella...for the chronograph. And as always, don't try this at home, you might get wet.
I am Paul's senior by about 20 years I think, but I see similarities......My hair and Paul's in the wind.....resemble a mad scientist with a firearm ! Another well done video Paul !
@@5jjt lol yes he is. I'm in my driveway and I can see him in his driveway watching the same video I am. Edit: this is creepy AF, and I have no desire to make it not creepy.
It is only a matter of time until a “hyper” Ammo company comes out with their new ammo line called “Orange Purée.” Brought to us by the good folks at Ad Astra Ammo. Perhaps it will have a Torx point since Phillips head ammo is passé at this point.
My name is Paul, So I really enjoy browsing the comments and telling me I did a great job and thanking me. Y'all are peaches, you're welcome everybody.
My German Shepherd mix has prevented a minimum of 2 situations where otherwise my .357 sig would have been required. Those dogs are worth their weight in gold.
@@ratroute8238 Check out some of his other .357 Sig videos where he tested Gold Dot, Golden Sabre and Winchester White Box JHPs. Those other videos make the point you're trying to make (and the watermelon at the beginning is shot by .357 Sig).
This cartridge became really popular after that church shooting in Texas. It has really impressive numbers on paper, I just could never bring myself to buy a gun chambered in 357 sig. If anything I'd probably buy a .40 caliber Glock with a 357 sig barrel.
Own 2...Glock32Gen4 has been my daily carry for years and I have a Steyr M357-A1. Owned the 229 and 226 in 357Sig in the past....NONE have ever fte/ftf...superb caliber.
The church shooting in Texas (White Settlement outside of Fort Worth), where the shotgun wielding bad guy was stopped by a single headshot.......... That headshot was indeed .357 Sig from a Sig P229. And the shot went through the guys skull(dropping him instantly) and lodged in the wall. I personally think .357 Sig has too much capacity for over-penetration for me. I could never forgive myself if I fired a .357 Sig round that hit the bad guy and somebody else as well. Just my 2 cents
Paul has the best informational videos. Thank you Paul for your insight and fact based videos. I still watch some of the old video's from time to time. Recently discovered I like the 357 sig now that it's cheaper than 9mm.
Yep. Usually when he gets chronograph results, he never looks at the board while stating the different types of ammo and their velocities. He always looks directly into the camera.
Cinderella: Help I'm trapped by my Evil Stepmother! What do I do? Paul: Hi I'm your fairy godfather, use this Beretta 92fs loaded with Remington Green and White box 9x19 115 gr jhp, go back 7 yards, and we'll see what happens.
I converted my P226 from 40S&W to 357sig - super easy to do, and simply I just enjoy shooting that cartridge more. As an added bonus, its not only easier to find in my area, the prices haven't jumped as much as other calibers. Of course, it was expensive from the start, but I like it more and more.
Have had 38 supers ,modified of course . They can be significantly improved within pressure limits and using "super comp "cases . The SIG improves on my 38 super . I like it very much .
There was an error in the math. The Winchester Ranger bonded ammo had a mean velocity of 1,465 FPS
Thanks for the correction
Thank you
I would have predicted that the Ranger would have been the best all around, the additional velocity only reinforces my assumption. A few of my friends swear by their boutique ammo, but none of them practice with it. I've always held that you need to practice with the ammo you carry and if you can't afford to practice with boutique ammo, whether due to availability or cost, you shouldn't be carrying it. For me, the Winchester Ranger line and Remington HST line are about the best all around in that regard. I've been impressed with Armscor lately too.
@@battlehymn6389 *Federal HST and I agree, I love me some 9mm 124 grain +p HST's
It wasn’t a error Paul, you were just testing us😁
“today’s presentation will be dry and tedious”
no, I don’t think it will. it can’t be dry, because it’s raining, and it can’t be tedious, because it’s Paul.
Only thing dry in this video is the humor.
Extra dry, exactly how we love it.
The humor is so dry it soaks up the rain.
@@benjaminshropshire2900 it did, didn't it.
Read this comment right when he said it... well timed comment? Lol
Well said!
Not only is Paul outstanding in his field, he's also out standing in the rain.
Badum tsssssss
Sometimes he stays in bed in the rain... with spongebob pajama pants
That joke brought to you by Corporal's Corner.
Even when Paul's sitting he's outstanding.
That made me laugh lol
Do I own a .357 Sig?
Nope.
Did I stop what I'm doing to watch a Paul video on .357 Sig? Absotively.
Posilutely!
The 357 Sig. is not much better than the 40 S&W. In 155 gr. the 40 beats the 147 grain Sig. and is very close on 135 gr.
I buy a lot of Ammo, in stores several times a week, every week. I cannot recall seeing 357 Sig in ages in my area. Most production seems to be dedicated to the major calibers.
@@kftc1980 Find a place that stocks SIG ammunition, usually designated SIG dealers. Last time I looked they were limiting boxes to 3 per customer. Top Gun Supply. Ohio and Florida.
@@garywi.9299 125gn is where it's at.
Paul calling a friend: "Hey, why don't you come on over. I'm having a BBQ. You know, the usual... ribs, citrus glazed..."
Does anyone have any idea how to make an USDA food grade bullet?
@@benjaminshropshire2900 solid copper projectiles
Just bring your metal detector for "Prizes".
@@benjaminshropshire2900 There are a few non lead ammunitions, specifically for hunting things you plan on eating. Although if you just want something that's USDA certified, then if you can make a bullet from corn syrup and antibiotics, you're all good...
@@benjaminshropshire2900 a projectile made from salt and pepper in the same fashion they make salt lick blocks for cattle. Mmmmmm, tasty!
Truly the best gun channel around.
No tacticool BS, just practical advice, realistic presentations, and cold hard facts.
Or in this case, ".... cold, _wet,_ hard facts." :)
@@pulaski1 With a Jones Cap on top.
How many other you tubers film firearms videos in the rain?
@@shawnr771 Not many, most would probably melt.
Paul is old school, which is the best school.
@@Isaac556x45 Yep.
.357 sig might be the most complete handgun cartridge around.
The way the elk herd was just mildly annoyed by Paul's gunfire but hung around to watch his results was epic. Paul Harrell is the very first firearms TH-camr to have a fanbase in multiple species!
Yep... sneak training before hunting, get them used to the noise.
Great catch. Not elk though. Mule deer. Big white butts vs. more yellow butts, plus no dark neck mane.
Those look to be Mule deer not elk
What was the time stamp on this?
@@steveming2197 11:43
Meanwhile at 11:45 another herd of deer walk by "Oh what's Paul shooting today?"
Well spotted.
Yes, I had to go back and look. Good eye.
It looked to me like they heard scarcity of resources and decided to book it before they became mobile meat targets :
NOT overly alarmed at the sound of pistol fire either.
Deer are not herd animals.
The wife sent me a text saying I'm helping clean when I get home. Stopped in a parking lot to watch the new Paul video before going home. Sometimes a man has to do what a man has to do.
when you get you nuts back out her purse lets talk shop. lol.
j/k, happy wife, happy life.
I've done this a few times, get off of work and spend time In the parking lot watching this or other things for a little while. Peace and quiet is priceless
Paul needs to do a supermarket shopping episode where he purchases watermelon, Shasta, and lots of pork products.
Why? The ghetto costs nothing
Yes! It would be interesting to see if the clerk's reaction is more "what the heck" or "here we go again".
And bags of "Orange Lung Tissue".
@@sadsackkvisling9694 based
@@earlturner6023 -- Based on what?
This man is educational and entertaining. Wish my professors were this straight to the point
There's the saying "those who teach, can't do", I assume the majority of teachers are like that, especially today. The best teachers IMO are those who really know their stuff, have a passion for it, and really wants to share and instill that in others. Paul is the latter.
Keep in mind this is a 13 and a third minute demonstration. If you took a semester-long course in ballistics to understand the hows and whys it would not be as entertaining or to the point. Learning how and why is work, watching it happen is entertainment. Chemical engineering is not particularly simple or easy, but fireworks are pretty good time.
Thank you, .357 Sig is my preferred caliber of all. Too few people discuss it so I really appreciate you spending the time. It is a flat shooting round that never fails to load due to bottleneck, loud and has a fireball than some. but recoil is controllable.
Paul was giving the Micromachine man a ran for his money with how fast at times he was talking in this episode.
And also I swear only Paul and Hickok45 are the only two gun channels left who remember there are other calibers out there besides 9mm.
Lucky Gunner has been showing love for the magnum sizes for a while now.
I had to check my settings and make sure the playback speed as 'normal' instead of 1.25 or faster.
Technically .357 Sig is a 9mm caliber, using a .355 bullet just like 9x19, but I get what you're saying.
Yankee Marshal swears by .357 magnum, although he is kind of a goof ball.
@@DANO-4899 TYM likes 357 SIG too, rebarreled a .40 Cal Beretta 96 custom. Geoff Who is a fan.
Uncle Paul!
Which is weird 'cause I'm nearly 60.
He's the uncle I wish I'd had when I was ten.
I bet a lot of other viewers feel the same, too!
I used to have neighbors that were younger than their nieces and nephews. It happens!
"today's video will be dry and tedious" *he says while standing in the rain*
What a heckin comedian.
I love Paul's dry humor. In the driving rain.
Rain or shine, a video from Paul is mighty fine. Thanks for the info sir!
Based on the last couple videos, the deer in his area either have a death wish, or Paul is actually a Disney princess. Alternatively, he is conditioning them for reasons that will remain mysterious until he informs us (dryly and tediously, of course) what he is planning.
Deer know when the hunting seasons take place.
@@FirstDagger Well, at least they know the day it starts :)
@@redlock4004 In my, admittedly limited, experience they disappear around the weekend before the season opens and reappear the weekend after it ends.
Disney princess!🤣🤣🤣🤣 now I’m picturing Paul in one of those dresses you see Snow White in and man that’s just so not right. Of course he’d have his shooting jacket on over it.
Best part of the week: When Paul uploads a new video.
Informative and entertaining.
A Paul Harrell video wouldnt be the same without the wonderful weather. It sure is consistent.
Paul wills the weather to be nice
Paul is dangerous and loved because he refuses to make excuses. Thank you.
Never had a 357sig, probably never will, but I always watch all these anyway. You never know when a useful piece of information might be tucked in there somewhere.
Thanks for the great video
I wouldn’t buy a 357 sig handgun, but I have a Glock 23, so a simple barrel change gives me the option
@@curmudgeonextraordinaire1884 why wouldn’t you?
I have 4 guns in this caliber. I really appreciate your testing. Not many people conducting test with 357 Sig.
What are those 4 and which do you like best or which for what purpose?
I miss the back ground sound of live fire in the videos of old, but I think the rain will always remain!
Thanks for the review Paul!
Paul is as good as it gets! Always hugely educational and entertaining!
I love 357 Sig tests. Thank you for making it happen!
I own a g23. I own several .357 magnums. One day in a rush bought a box of .357 Sig. Can’t return ammo. Found a .357 Sig barrel. Good a reason as any. Also have a Lone Wolf 9mm barrel and mags. I like the concept of a multi caliber pistol in times of ammo shortage. Easily less than the cost of a couple of new guns. That flexibility is one of the reasons I bought the g23.
Paul is like the post office of firearms educational videos. He works in the Rain, sleet, or snow ! It wouldn’t be a Paul Harrell video without the rain. Thank you , your work is appreciated!
As a fan of 357 sig I find this series SIGnificantly better than others videos
Hey, Paul, I've noticed you have talked about appropriate gear to have in the field and while hunting and among all of that you've mentioned footwear. Would you do a video on your top choices of footwear for the field, camping trips, hunting, etc and probably anecdotes on what NOT to do(wear)? That'd be really interesting. Also Excelent quality video as always. You guys are some of the few that aren't deterred by rain when making a video.
I'd like that too.
Because of Mr. Harrell I hear about different velocities and types of projectiles and think "I wonder how much that might affect point of aim/point of impact" and "is it enough difference to make a difference ". Thank you Mr. Harrell for giving me more to think about.
My point of aim rarely changes. Center mass.
Point of impact is another story.
I also judge an ammunition Paul is testing based on how close it holds to whatever velocity numbers it is putting out. The closer the numbers, the better the chance for tighter point of impact results across multiple shots.
Starting the weekend off right.
"Correctly: "in the right way". Yes, I know.
You have to start the DAY off right.
- Steve1989MREInfo
Bear you ain’t wrong, I guess I am done.
God bless you sir, for filming out in the rain for us.
The deer in the background didn't even care Paul Harrell was literally shooting a video. 😂
They just kinda sneak past like...hope nobody see us!
Those deer choose to live on the Paul Harrell training ground.
Three herds of them and we could take Syria.
@@darthkek1953
😆😆 Hells ya!
This is not the first time I've seen deer in the background. Where is he? I thought deer were more scarce and were nocturnal. And apparently these deer are not spooked by gunfire.
@@wsg4847 hey this deer are protected with arm and dangerous marine 😁
I've heard deer know when hunting season starts. Other times, it's "Meh, we're faster than you."
Nothing like a new Paul Harrell video drop to start the weekend! 👏👍🏻
1:31 Paul didn't even flinch when that brass hit his hat
Paul doesn't know how to flinch lol
Love all the deer behind you at 11:40 !
His Sig .357 dinner bell should be patented...LOL
@@lenscap8925 The deer must love the smell of citrus marinated pork.
The 357Sig is more powerful than I imagined it would be. Thanks Paul!
Just wanted to say thank you, for giving us these great video's even with adverse weather of all sorts... Thank you!
Dry and tedious, he states drolly while standing in a downpour. Good stuff as always.
Ahhhhh the classics. Paul reviewing in the rain.
Love the classics 😂
Hey Paul, I know you have done a lot of competition, curios if you ever did 3 gun, and what your opinion on it is.
Side question, How come you don't have "merch" some of your stuff is very catchy "tshirt" worthy and the money from it might help offset ammo costs for videos.
I'm still waiting for the official action figure!
I think he was going to showcase some tshirt prototypes at an in-person event , but it got cancelled by the BEER problem.
@@Riley_Mundt ☣️🍻☣️
"This T shirt comes with the usual caveats."
@@DronesUnder2A nice thats a decent one
Great start to the weekend. New bottle of JB and Paul shooting in the rain.
Thanks for tossing in the Grizzly Ammo. I have been buying that lately. In my opinion, it performed adequately. I like the price and the fact it is locally made. You essentially confirmed my understanding and expectations of this company.
I would have loved to see the Winchester 125gr bonded JHP @1,400+ fps performance on the meat target. Or better yet, 125 gr Speer Gold Dot. But alas, given ammo availability what it is, we can all continue to speculate about the viability of .357SIG and wait with anticipation for the next Paul Harrell .357SIG video. Keep ‘em coming, Mr. Harrell!
The Speer Gold Dot great round but slower than the Ranger round at least on Paul's crono.
I wonder what .357 sig at 1495 fps would do to the meat target.
I was also really hoping for that. You got it right though, it was the Ranger Bonded and not Ranger T as depicted on the scoring sheet. It's whats in my G32 Gen4.
Thank you Paul for pulling me back from the "9mm is just as good" chasm. .357SIG, I'm coming back home.........
Define just as good. If 9mm and 357 both stop an attacker, surely they are both just as good even if the 357 tore the corpse up a bit more. Law Enforcement carry 9mm because it effective.
@@darthkek1953 and lots of it.
@@darthkek1953
A lot of the caliber choices are just for financial reasons. There are some departments that use 357 SIG.
@@darthkek1953 I'll take my 357 with FMJ FN. Buffalo Bore. My anticipated threats tend to be furry toothy quadrapeds. Should be good for lesser threats. Although I did hear a recommendation of first three out of the mag being hollow points followed by FMJ. Interesting.
@@jacko4483 Paul has an episode or segment on mixing ammo and his conclusion was the police will treat you as a suspected criminal.
First off, good information. Secondly, wind is howling and Paul doesn't miss a beat.
The man always puts in the works. I also feel Paul could have been anything he put his amazing mind to. Definitely a Physician or a scientist.
I am surprised that with all that different 357 Sig, nobody sent you 357 Sig from Sig Sauer. Funny too me because, that's the only one I have! 250 rounds of it in fact. Great comparison & review anyway Paul, thank you!
Concise as usual. Thank you Paul. Keep up the good work.
thanks paul for the 3rd part of the .357 sig ammo review!! keep up the good work!!
Paul is such a good soul to provide the chrono with an umbrella so it won't get "sick".
Your awesome man. All your videos are as always very informational, and Ive been watching your other 357 SIG and comparison videos over and over because im so intrigued with this cartridge. Keep up the great videos paul. 👍🏽
I hate to say it but I was hoping to see the Winchester Ranger T ammo on the meat target. Lucky Gunner has done a bunch of testing on that round and it often times has the best or very nearly the best expansion among "self-defense" ammo. Great video! Thumbs up!
The Ranger was what I was most interested in 125 gr JHP 1,400 + fps on the meat target could have answered all the 9mm is just as good goof balls.
Dry and tedious? Ok, but Paul, it is informative and that’s why I’m here. That’s why I subscribed, that’s why I believe I have seen every or almost every video you have put out. Thank you again. From 95901
After who knows how many rainy day videos and Paul breaks out an umbrella...for the chronograph. And as always, don't try this at home, you might get wet.
I remember Obama had a Marine holding an umbrella for him.
Gotta protect the important things!
Paul you are up tempo today! It was like watching one of your other videos at 1.2 speed. But very informative and efficient as always
Hi ya, Paul, thanks for the video. Hope you and your family are doing well.
Very interesting..... thank you for all your work Paul !!
in the pouring rain yet! Thanks Paul
I am Paul's senior by about 20 years I think, but I see similarities......My hair and Paul's in the wind.....resemble a mad scientist with a firearm ! Another well done video Paul !
Lol, the deer in the background of the last meat target!!!
That looks both wet and COLD, good information as always on a very good cartridge that deserves more attention and use.
I just pulled into my driveway from work. Woo-hoo. Great timing Paul!
Are you still in your driveway?
@@5jjt lol yes he is. I'm in my driveway and I can see him in his driveway watching the same video I am.
Edit: this is creepy AF, and I have no desire to make it not creepy.
Thank you for such a well rounded & informative evaluation.
It is only a matter of time until a “hyper” Ammo company comes out with their new ammo line called “Orange Purée.” Brought to us by the good folks at Ad Astra Ammo. Perhaps it will have a Torx point since Phillips head ammo is passé at this point.
Will they offer Ticondas?
Thank you for continuing to do tests with this under appreciated but most excellent SD caliber.
Now, that they are making it again, I'm sticking with REM G&W flat nose. Thanks for the background white-tail chorus line. Great review as always, Ty.
I enjoy learning about the variances of ammo... And the Oregon weather. 😁
My name is Paul, So I really enjoy browsing the comments and telling me I did a great job and thanking me. Y'all are peaches, you're welcome everybody.
Nice try pablo
Thank you Paul. You're dedicated, doing video in the rain to share. I really appreciate your effort and learn a lot from your videos.
In two real life situations our German Shepherd met the burglar far before I could grab a handgun. Thanks for the orange puree demo, Paul. SF
My German Shepherd mix has prevented a minimum of 2 situations where otherwise my .357 sig would have been required. Those dogs are worth their weight in gold.
I don't even care about 357 ammunition. I just want to hear this man talk.
This will be dry and tedious.. ;)
Also did I see deer wandering over the hill during the meat target on GW box..
You sure did bud!
Great video. Thanks Paul !
Well, dang! I was looking forward t seeing the Golden Saber and Ranger. Maybe next time.
The Ranger was what I was most interested in 125 gr JHP 1,400 + fps on the meat target could have answered all the 9mm is just as good goof balls.
@@ratroute8238 Check out some of his other .357 Sig videos where he tested Gold Dot, Golden Sabre and Winchester White Box JHPs. Those other videos make the point you're trying to make (and the watermelon at the beginning is shot by .357 Sig).
Another awesome Paul Friday!!!!!
Sweet!
Great video! Compared to 38 super shooting underwood, geco, doubletap, Buffalo bore, & corbon. I don't see any benefits for having less capacity.
Very informative! Thanks Paul!
I would have liked to seen the Ranger T tested in the meat target. It has excellent expansion characteristics.
Indeed - was sad to see it wasn't part of the test.
I own a G31,
watched every video Paul has done on this caliber very informative and always fun to watch Paul’s videos!!!
357 sig with the right load seems to be a great handgun for hunting
Imagine that....raining in Oregon. 😆 Thanks, Paul, for all you do! Praying for you 🙏
This cartridge became really popular after that church shooting in Texas. It has really impressive numbers on paper, I just could never bring myself to buy a gun chambered in 357 sig. If anything I'd probably buy a .40 caliber Glock with a 357 sig barrel.
Good choice as it will work reliably.
I’ve been wanting a 357 sig barrel for my p226 in 40
@@allanbranson CNN sports sometimes has them at a good price.
Own 2...Glock32Gen4 has been my daily carry for years and I have a Steyr M357-A1. Owned the 229 and 226 in 357Sig in the past....NONE have ever fte/ftf...superb caliber.
The church shooting in Texas (White Settlement outside of Fort Worth), where the shotgun wielding bad guy was stopped by a single headshot.......... That headshot was indeed .357 Sig from a Sig P229. And the shot went through the guys skull(dropping him instantly) and lodged in the wall. I personally think .357 Sig has too much capacity for over-penetration for me. I could never forgive myself if I fired a .357 Sig round that hit the bad guy and somebody else as well. Just my 2 cents
Paul has the best informational videos. Thank you Paul for your insight and fact based videos. I still watch some of the old video's from time to time. Recently discovered I like the 357 sig now that it's cheaper than 9mm.
I've never noticed Paul memorized the numbers until he mentioned today that he didn't memorize them 😂
Yep. Usually when he gets chronograph results, he never looks at the board while stating the different types of ammo and their velocities. He always looks directly into the camera.
I would ABSOLUTELY need a reference panel behind the camera to cheat off of.
@@DrakePyre187 that’s probably simpler n faster than memorization, but quickly memorizing things is a great skill to maintain.
Love the deer running in the background.
I'd love to see a review of .327 Federal Magnum.
Just watching some of Paul's videos, yes I have seen them before. Miss you Paul, rest in peace brother.
Those deer must know exactly when hunting season begins and ends.
They really do.
The deer have learned that when they see Paul, they don't have to worry. Because if he wanted to kill them, they'd already be dead.
Great video, thanks!
Paul is a Disney prince and there is nothing that can prove otherwise.
11:30 - 11:44
He could have used them as moving meat targets.
Brave aren’t they? How do animals just know when their respective seasons are?
@@allanbranson Charles Darwin has the answer.
Cinderella: Help I'm trapped by my Evil Stepmother! What do I do?
Paul: Hi I'm your fairy godfather, use this Beretta 92fs loaded with Remington Green and White box 9x19 115 gr jhp, go back 7 yards, and we'll see what happens.
I converted my P226 from 40S&W to 357sig - super easy to do, and simply I just enjoy shooting that cartridge more. As an added bonus, its not only easier to find in my area, the prices haven't jumped as much as other calibers. Of course, it was expensive from the start, but I like it more and more.
I didn’t expect the FMJ rounds to clear all the layers in the fleece backstop.
Watch the penetration channel, .357 sig will out preform everything except 10mm.
@@ratroute8238 Penetration Channel, sounds dirty.
@@R_Forde gun porn is NOT DIRTY!!
Me too. Especially since fmj for 357 sig are all flat nose, so it's not like an ice pick is squerming through all that material
Thanks Paul. The rain, wind, ammo shortage, all obstacles that make you better prepared to utilise your weapon in the real world.
"Dry and tedious"
Yay!
Thanks man for the thorough testing......the time you put into these videos is much appreciated by this Cajun in south Louisiana!
This particular round was successfully used to stop a massacre inside a Texas church in 2019.
With one shot
Have had 38 supers ,modified of course . They can be significantly improved within pressure limits and using "super comp "cases . The SIG improves on my 38 super . I like it very much .