I've always liked the 357Sig. It's got some serious noise and a bit of blast, but it's very flat shooting and accurate. I sold my 33 to a friend many years ago. I wish I still had that gun. It was one of the first 33's produced and had the smooth front strap. I've thought about picking up a G32 a couple of times. Ammo around here is impossible to find so I'd have to order it online. I've still got 150 rounds of Gold Dot sealed in an ammo can someplace.
I don't care for the 40. There's just something about the recoil impulse that doesn't feel right. The 357 seemed to rock back & forth in the hand during recoil with the sights dropping right back on target. The 40 felt more like I was waiting on things to stop then re-align the sights. Using a timer my shots were both quicker & grouped better with the 357.
Interesting. In my P229 the .40 seems to have less recoil to me, but the .357 Sig is more fun to shoot
I have a box of Gold dots areound here somewhere if you want them. Bought a .357 barrel for my 27 and sold the gun before I ever used it.
The P229 was designed as a .40, not an adopted 9mm platform. It's a more pleasant .40 launcher than most due to that, and is much less "flippy" than Glocks, IMO.
That would be awesome, what do you want for them?
Nothing. Been in the safe for probably 5 years. I actually used to carry them in my range bag incase I ran into a .357 shooter st the range.