Army GI
02-19-2007, 11:42 PM
I'm getting a Springfield XD Tactical pretty soon. I already saved the .45 ACP for the 1911 so I'm looking to get a different caliber for the XD.
Which one would you pick and why?
I really like the .400 Corbon. The necked-down .45 Auto is a great idea and performance is close to that of a standard 10mm Auto. The only problem is it's not a really popular round and you can't really buy in bulk for practice. Heck, only one company makes brass for reloading.
The .357 is cool too, it also follows the bottleneck design. It's way more popular than the .400 Corbon. You can actually get whitebox type ammo for the .357 for plinking. It's not so much of a "wildcat" and "cult" cartridge as the .400 Corbon.
Which one would you pick and why?
I really like the .400 Corbon. The necked-down .45 Auto is a great idea and performance is close to that of a standard 10mm Auto. The only problem is it's not a really popular round and you can't really buy in bulk for practice. Heck, only one company makes brass for reloading.
The .357 is cool too, it also follows the bottleneck design. It's way more popular than the .400 Corbon. You can actually get whitebox type ammo for the .357 for plinking. It's not so much of a "wildcat" and "cult" cartridge as the .400 Corbon.