Day Two of the Fest also saw us shooting into clear ballistic gel. For the self-defense 5.7 rounds, 12- to 14-inches of penetration was about the average.
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Back to School: The 5.7 Fest and a 5.7x28mm Education
BY Brian McCombie Published: March 1, 2025 { 5 comments }The New Smith & Wesson M&P 5.7 — SHOT Show 2023
BY Crysta Jane Published: February 1, 2023 { 2 comments }The Tempo Barrel System uses a locked-breech system that makes it so that the barrel doesn’t cam open until the bullet passes the gas port.
Introducing the Lightweight Ruger LC Carbine in 5.7x28mm
BY News Wire Published: October 11, 2022 { 9 comments }Sturm, Ruger & Company, Inc. (NYSE: RGR) is excited to introduce the lightweight, compact Ruger® LC Carbine™ chambered in 5.7x28mm.
KelTec P50 Full Review – King of the 5.7
BY Austin Van Gilder Published: October 2, 2022 { 18 comments }Centered around the FN P90 magazine, the P50 features everything you love about KelTec.
5.7×28: The Ultimate Survival Caliber? (w/Video)
BY Clay Martin Published: February 7, 2021 { 25 comments }These new guns, in tandem, have the capacity to shape the future. It has been impressive enough to make me re-evaluate the 5.7, and I hope it does you too. I have a feeling the little cartridge that could is just getting started.
5.7 Craze: FN Five-seveN Full Review
BY Riley Baxter Published: March 15, 2020 { 37 comments }When I first received the FN Five-seveN (FN 57 from here out), I immediately took notice of how lightweight it is. Coming in at only 21 ounces without the mag, it’s the kind of deceiving that pulls a remark out of anyone that picks one up for the first time. Coupling this fact with my knowledge of the FN 57 being used by military and police across the world, the latter makes a lot more sense. This is a powerful package that carries 20 rounds of 5.7×28 and puts minimal strain on the hip of the person that has to carry it.
2020 is the Year of 5.7! CMMG’s Newest Banshee – SHOT Show 2020
BY Ivan Loomis Published: January 28, 2020 { 9 comments }The newest version of CMMG’s 5.7 uses a standard mil-spec AR lower receiver. Rather than shrinking dimensions and using a pistol sized magazine, CMMG engineered a larger magazine roughly the same dimensions as a standard capacity 30-round AR magazine.