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Old 06-21-2007 | 03:35 PM
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bigcountry
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Default RE: .38 +P vs. 357

ORIGINAL: harter66

The +p generally means a heavier bullet or about 100 fps for the same bullet in a 2 inch revolver you won't see a differance in an extream case 1inch at 25ft maybe . The load data is in all the manuals now . The 38s function fine in most all of the 357s , the 357 will have more trade in value later also if you put them side by side alot of them are nearly if not identical . Is the 85 the little5 shooter ? I had a "j" frame S&W the hand loads I had for it were ..........uh...........hot. That revolver was small enough to forget about on your person .
Not exactly. +p was a pressure standard. There's no way you could reach within 400fps of a 357mag with a 38+P with a 4" barrel. maybe a real short barrel
 
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