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Still have a few available

BTW my method is to use a tubing cutter to cut 3/16" or so off and then the LEE .38 short colt trimmer chucked in a drill motor.

No, but I've trimmed many, many cases to .38 short Colt length and loaded them to .380 ACP levels. They are lower recoil and quicker to eject with the short ejector rods on 2" J frames.

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Agreed. There's a reason Clays has always come in a 14 oz. can. Perhaps the OP can post a picture of his 16 oz. can of Clays or correct this thread.

No, the trigger/reset/striker/sear mechanisms are different

Nor is bumping a 4+ year old thread instead of posting in the WTB forum. Ygm, you are better off buying factory 16 round magazines.

If you're looking to add girth, go with a slip on grip

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Acetone, used sparingly

I have a Mika for the BG380 and it does print in the front pocket. I have used the Nemesis, but so far my most used is the Ace Case $12.95 pocket holster available on Ebay. The gun doesn't print but the draw is a little slower.

The long neck makes it good for longer/heavier bullets. I would stick with at least 175 grain and up.

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I'm not sure what model number Safariland I tried but it only liked the thicker slide of the gen 1 M&P and not the thinner cut slide of my M&P9L or M&P 4" 2.0

If you want low recoil the thing to do is keep the low charge and seat a wadcutter to reduce the case capacity or use a .38 short colt case to reduce the case capacity or like others mentioned, use a powder like Trail Boss that takes up more volume. I prefer to load .38 short colt cases with...