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In my experience over the years, the best way to get the handgun/ caliber best suited to you is to start with the firearm rather than with the cartridge. If possible, handle a single shot, a single action and a double action revolver while keeping an idea in your mind as to what its use will be. To effectively do this, know the average muzzle velocities of the various cartridges and then check out which bullet weight and designs are available, as well as factory loads. Now select the action type that feels the most comfortable and can handle the cartridge you prefer.
Factory Ammunition: Comparative Ballistics
* No longer in production 1 Mag-Na-Port 2 Mag-Na-Brake 3 SSK Arrestor 4 T/C Muzzle Tamer
Last tip: purchase a .22LR rimfire in the same type of handgun as your centerfire and if you are going to put a scope or dot sight on that big bore, then do the same with the rimfire. Now shoot the rimfire a lot and when you go over to the much more expensive big bore to practice, you will be surprised just how effective you already are.