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Just personal oppinion, I have 4 .45ACP pistols, and no .357Sigs.
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.45 is more commonly available and puts a lot less stress on your gun.
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Can I assume from this you will be going with the 40 S&W ????
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can we take this one further? 45 acp 357 sig or 45 gap. i have heard good and bad on the 45 gap. what do you guys think about it?
Breeding a defunct equine there mate.

All three calibers are effective for personal defense.
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