I don't ever want to be on record as encouraging the use of ammo not specified for a particular chambering, BUT...
I've read that .38 Super ammo may be fired in revolvers chambered for the .357 magnum. There's enough of a semi-rim on the Super round to provide adequate headspacing, and the rounds are similar enough in diameter to safely work in a pinch.
Has anyone tried this trick?
I've read that .38 Super ammo may be fired in revolvers chambered for the .357 magnum. There's enough of a semi-rim on the Super round to provide adequate headspacing, and the rounds are similar enough in diameter to safely work in a pinch.
Has anyone tried this trick?