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Old 06-17-2013, 12:20 PM
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Which cartridge is more effective for self defense - 38 Special or 380 Auto? Which cartridge is more effective for self defense - 38 Special or 380 Auto? Which cartridge is more effective for self defense - 38 Special or 380 Auto? Which cartridge is more effective for self defense - 38 Special or 380 Auto? Which cartridge is more effective for self defense - 38 Special or 380 Auto?  
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Default Which cartridge is more effective for self defense - 38 Special or 380 Auto?
Now be careful here guys. I am asking about cartridge effectiveness and ballistics not about the model of handgun. Thanks.
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