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Quote: "Officer replied no thanks because usually it keeps traveling after its first encounter and may injure inncocent bystanders. "

Methinks this probably a myth perpetuated by repetition. Too bad no one asked him for actual documentation of such an event with Cor-Bon 357s. In reality, the probability of injury to innocent bystanders is far, far greater from rounds that MISS.

Even if the man was about to serve a warrant, I would not be influenced by such a lame remark. Unfortunately, lots of these type comments get floated around local gunshops by folks who don't have a clue how much Cor-Bon and others have invested in R&D over the years ...

If the .357s were Cor-Bon's "hunting loads", yea, overpenetration could definitely be a problem. But, traditionally, their defensive JHPs have been known for expanding right up there with the best of the breed.

Hey SJR, welcome to the forum.

Yep, that setback can be muy importante.