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Originally Posted by venomballistics
alliant has the Sig pushing a 124g at 1435FPS
Hodgdon has the magnum pushing a 125g at 1966FPS
Nope ... the Sig won't actually duplicate the magnum.
It does, however, start offering some magnum territory to the service auto pistol.
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The 327 Fed Mag is suppose to come close to 357 Mag also. I can crank a 115 gr bullet at very high velocities out of 2" sbub but it is not a 357 Mag, I consider it more of a 9 MM +P+.
It's all a small fast, big slow space time continuum thing!
How about a 135 gr JHP in a 40 SW!
Looking at Hodgdon and Speer, Hornady data one can crank a 40 SW at the same velocity as a 357 Sig give or take. I do not see much difference. If indeed the Sig has less recoil that would be a benefit for sure. Guess that is why I never messed with it and have to deal with yet another caliber.