What is the difference between 357 ammunition for revolvers and semi-automatics?
What is the difference between 357 ammunition for revolvers and semi-automatics?
The difference in recoil is the Semi Automatic will have less felt recoil. The reason behind this is that a semi automatic uses the rearward motion caused by firing a round to chamber another round. It will be a softer feeling recoil due to the longer amount of time that the impact of the shot is transferred into your hand, and since the semi auto’s use part of the recoil to do this. Hence less recoil.
There isn’t much difference between a revolver and an automatic in the velocity of the bullet. This just comes down to the amount of grains a round has. The only difference between the two is that you have six rounds in a revolver to eight to fifteen rounds in an automatic in the ammo magazine. I know a lot of typing to explain this, however, I felt it needed to be said. So at the end of he day, there is no difference between the 357 round for a revolver and a semi auto. They are interchangeable.
