.357 caliber

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.357 caliber is a type of handgun caliber used most in either revolvers or semi-automatic pistols.

.357 caliber rounds include:

See also

.50 caliber

v • d • e Ammunition

Ammunition	Ammunition • Ammunition Category • Handloading • Bullets • Smokeless powder • Copper-jacketed lead • Ammunition shortage • Stopping power • Ammunition control • Why do conservatives own firearms?

Rifle Ammo	.50 BMG • .223 Remington

Handgun Ammo	.22 Mag • .38 Special • .357 SIG • .45 ACP • .45 GAP • .45 Colt • 10 mm Auto • .357 Mag • .44 Special • .44 Mag

Broader Issues	Home security • Self-defense • Second Amendment • Gun control • Free fire zone • Gun rights • Gun enthusiast • Gun Owners of America • NRA • SAF • State Firearms Laws Ranking

Firearms Glossary Sources: Boston's Gun Bible, Tools for Survival, SAAMI.org.

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