WB
I'm with you there. It's taken a long time
Thursday, February 06, 2020, 08:59

and I favor it more for fun shooting or self defense over hunting. I do have a wonderful Reeder .357/9mm/.356 GNR BH and a S&W 4" 686+.

When I was old enough to buy me my own gun I went straight out and bought a .44 Magnum Ruger Super BH. Since it cost over double compared to a .357 to shoot back then (20 ctgs. for $7.50 compared to 50 for maybe $8.50 .357) that fact got me into reloading cartridges. Then the cost of projectiles and their availability got me into casting. HOWEVER it also taught me how to flinch. I've been fighting it most of my life and mostly overcome that to become a passable shooter. Had I started with the .357 my life might have taken a totally different turn. Later I backed up and bought a Dan Wesson and found how accurate they were and got into Pythons, and hunting with the handgun. But I mostly skipped over the .357 except for chasing small deer around home.

For a "one gun" shooters fun weekend the .357 would be a top pick. I might leave my .44's at home and save my ammo.


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