Michael:
I enjoyed this episode...esp. the info on repeated shots on target to stop an aggressor. I do have one question on your insight on the .357Mag snub revolver.....a person I know who carries a SP101 told me that he carries a .357Mag round in the chamber that he first fires followed by four .38SPL+P rounds. His reasoning is that the first Magnum round is a close-range, "get-offa-me" shot and that one .357Mag = 2 .38SPL+P. He uses the remaining .38SPL+P rounds for quicker follow-up shot.
1. Is his reasoning sound?
2. Any reason NOT to do this (either mechanically or tactically)?
Many thanks. Keep up the good work!
