380, Beretta 70s, Makarov and Hungarian FEG. 380, H&K HK4, Taurus PT-58, older PP and PPK, Bersa. JHP (R380AI): A good high-velocity hollow point that feeds well in: Colt Government Model. Gold Dot JHP a good all-around hollow point. I'll stick with the Cor-Bon and Hydra-shok, but the choice is yours.ĬCI-Speer 90 gr.
I prefer the Cor-Bon and Hydra-shok, but many (including Sanow) like this new Remington round for its deeper penetration. 380 load (the BJHP stands for "Brass Jacketed Hollow Point"), the heaviest one available. Golden Saber BJHP (GS380M) - Another excellent. 38 snub-nose revolver (the long-time favorite concealment sidearm) when you load your. I have heard that the Colt does also well with the hot Cor-Bon JHP, which you should definitely look into if you own a Colt. The Russian, East German, Chinese and Bulgarian Makarov pistols are apparently perfectly reliable with the hot Cor-Bon, and the strong all-steel construction of these guns should stand up to an infinite amount of these potent rounds. SIG/Sauer P230, Beretta 84/85, Browning BDA, CZ-83, H&K P7K3, Walther PPK and PPK/s. 380 loads, and I recommend them for these guns: Hydra-shok (P380HS1 H) - the best standard-pressure. I recommend the following two cartridges above all others: Testing rounds for their reliability in your firearm is necessary to determine which best suites the firearm you prefer to carry. The Remington 88 grain JHP is the more reliable cartridge when it comes to feeding hollow point rounds into a chamber, but is also considered a little less effective than the Hydra-Shok or CorBon. All of the five main stream manufactures make reliable hollow points for this caliber. 380 JHP rounds have better stopping power than ANY bullet fired out of a two inch barrel. This is first caliber that is considered decent in stopping power. The 40 grain Speer GDHP-SB is more suited for smaller pistols or mini revolvers that have 2 inch or shorter barrels. This includes Winchester 40 grain JHP load, which scores higher than other cartridges in a 4 inch or longer test barrel. The 40 grain JHP load is the most common choice. 22 LR and could be considered to be better than most other calibers smaller than.
This is a better caliber to use than the. Be sure to clean and inspect a self-defense pistol every day after carrying it around so it does not get dirt and gunk in it that could possibly cause it to jam. Pistols can get dirty while carrying them around as protection. In addition, practice being able to draw the firearm and being able to fire it at a target that is at a distance of around 10 feet. There are high-velocity and standard velocity bullets, and if one type does not cycle through your pistol try the other to see which performs best during practice sessions. 22 to determine what round is the most reliable in getting the job done. 22 LR, so it is best to shoot a lot of rounds through the self-defense. hollow points, as they have been very reliable in my Beretta 21A and Walther TPH pistols and have the highest stopping power ratings.Īmmunition is inexpensive for. Choose any Federal, Remington, Winchester or CCI copper-plated 37 grain (or lighter) high velocity hollow point round.
22 pocket autos that are a good firearm to carry for women who are uneasy about being able to carry a larger caliber pistol. 22 LR for self-defense purposes due to how small the rounds are in addition to the lack of stopping power compared to higher caliber cartridges available on the market. It is recommended that people carry something bigger than. (Note: for an excellent and comprehensive look at the best handgun rounds by caliber, see the article 'What Are The Best Loads For Defense?' by Ed Sanow in the July, 1995 issue of Petersen's 'HANDGUNS' magazine). If you want more information on a specific round click on the "Learn more about" link at the bottom of that cartridges summary. Be sure to share with your friends and love ones, help keep them informed and safe. These facts are the real deal and not some forum ranting. This page will also tell you which loads to carry and which loads to avoid at all cost due to their ineffectiveness. These guys are the best in the world at cartridge and round analysis. It has been rewritten and updated as needed. The article is based off original work from Evan Marshall, Massad Ayood, and Ed Sanow. If you've been around awhile this will still shed some light on a few things we are sure. If you are new to shooting and self defense this will become one of the most important articles you ever read. This is an excellent comprehensive summary of the 20+ most common handgun calibers, this article will help you choose the best loads for use in self defense situations.
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