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I believe the original Winchester, which I think was the very first loading of that round. Did 890 FPS from 4 inch.

The Speer 158gr SWCHP has a larger deeper and much more fragile hollow point then the Hornady version it also has a crimping groove. I like it very much on 5.2gr Unique or 6gr of PP or N340.

If in doubt whether a cramp is adequate, I always run them through a cramp die. JMHO – YMMV Dixie.

Good info, thanx for sharing. Up to date info is always helpful and appreciated.

I've been seeking for years and happened to check their page and they got them in stock as well as loaded ammo. Just thought I'd share..........

Cool, thanx..........

COOL!!!!!!!!!

Star-Line shows it available now. It shows no back order but when you click on it it shows to be available...............

Available for backorder.............. If anyone cares..........

I just checked and I guess I was too late. It says no back order now. Maybe later, I'll keep checking........

Star-Line is a very fine company and they have done a lot for us reloaders but they really screwed up on their .455 brass 1/10th longer and it would have been a mkI that could have been trimmed to the shorter length. All Webley, Colt and S&W revolvers were chambered generously to the longer...

Nedroe I too prefer the shrouded barrel so I bought a pair of 3 inch Lady Smith M-65s. I prefer them to my 3inch M-66. I like your 19 barrel, blue is better.....

It’s a damn fine gun whatever the barrel length is. Congrats to the owner.

I don't know if anyone cares but Midway USA has this ammo in 20rnd boxes for $16.01 per box and free shipping over $75.00. I just thought someone might be needing a hundred rnds of SD ammo.

I'm interested in the length and hope it is 5 1/4". Good luck........

I'll probably get a lot of flak for saying this but I'll bet if the truth were known; There have been more .38spls blown up by "target" loads of Bullseye than will ever be damaged by someone like me looking for 100 to 150 extra fps with a much slower powder. Let the flaming begin................

That Federal loading usually fails to expand will exit a gell block looking like new.

Our own Larry Gibson pressure tested the Underwood and buffalo bore 38 special 158 grain loads at 27,000 pounds per square inch. They both came in within a couple 100 psi of 27,000.

Another vote for Rimrock Boolits. I usually buy enough to get free shipping. Seem like really good folks.

In my hall closet.............................