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re: Teach me OB about .38 spl ammo
Posted on 4/20/13 at 5:58 am to Tigah in the ATL
Posted on 4/20/13 at 5:58 am to Tigah in the ATL
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Those things are hard to shoot, no sight radius, typically tiny sights, and kick like a mule with decent ammo.
When adrenaline kicks in you will have little control of what you're doing unless you've come back from the war a cool customer under fire.
1. This, and some of the other comments, are true.
2. Your marksmanship skills, your gunhandling skills, your tactics and your mindset (probably in reverse order) will be far more important than the gun you pick or the ammo you pick.
3. Speer makes a 135 grain +p load specifically for short-barreled revolvers. If you can find it, it's the "gold standard" (no pun intended) for J-frame and similar size revolvers. (GHP23921)
Posted on 4/20/13 at 9:30 am to dawg23
I've read plenty of good things about Speer short barrel ammo. They make a similar .357mag load. I've never heard/read anything bad about the gold dot bullet. I love how Speer makes a few different variations of the bullet tailored to different velocities.
To the OP, any hp that you can shoot well will do. My vote goes to Speer gold dot. I've heard they do very well at .38 snub velocities.
To the OP, any hp that you can shoot well will do. My vote goes to Speer gold dot. I've heard they do very well at .38 snub velocities.
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