The age-old 10mm vs .357 Magnum question is about to be answered once and for all. In the YouTube video below, Elijah pits the two middleweight cartridges against one another and gives us some empirical data.
If you are looking for a woods gun, haven’t you wondered if the 10mm can really stack up to .357 Magnum?
This video happens to be the longest video I have ever produced, apologize up front for that. There is worthwhile reloading footage with the Lee Classic Turret Press in loading both calibers in the very beginning of this video. If you are void of patience you can skip to halfway through this video and get to the footage you most likely came here wanting to see.
Smith & Wesson Model 686 7 Shot .357 Magnum Revolver – $731.99 at Brownells
Kriss Vector 10mm Pistol (Carbine is shown in the video) – $1298.81
Smith & Wesson Model 610 Classic 10mm Revolver – Bids starting at $863 on GunBroker
Marlin 336C .357 Magnum Lever Action – As low as $480.69 on Sportsman’s Guide
All prices are current at the time of publication. Please click the link to see the most up to date pricing.
If you were a betting person who would you place your bet on. Leave comments below on which caliber you place your bet on — before you watch the video. Let’s see how many get it right.
For you revolver fanatics and for those that asked for a revolver comparison of 357 Magnum and 10MM, well you got it. We listed the guns in the video above should you want to add one to your own collection.
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You failed to point out the consequences of the transfer of energy from the bullets into the gel. This transfer of energy and the wound path opened up by the bullets means that the 10mm is probably more lethal than the 357 mag in real-life situations.
People buy the revolver in 357 Mag. After shooting the revolver/ 357 they are unpleasantly suprised to the sho0ck and pain this experience . The 10mm, on the otherhand, is more pleasant to shoot. I learned that after spending a lot of time and money. Bottom line? Buy what you want.