multistage
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I have a 2” Model 10-9, looks like it was made in 1988. I’ve been carrying 158 grain Hornadys in it, standard pressure.
I called Smith and the guy said they did NOT recommend +P in any 38 Special manufactured prior to 1996. So, I’ve been carrying standard pressure ammo.
The above paragraph is why I posted this. Sounds iffy to me.
I’m no engineer, but I find it odd that aluminum framed Airweights can handle +P ammo but an all steel K frame cannot.
What do you all think?
Sorry if this has long been beaten to death.
I called Smith and the guy said they did NOT recommend +P in any 38 Special manufactured prior to 1996. So, I’ve been carrying standard pressure ammo.
The above paragraph is why I posted this. Sounds iffy to me.
I’m no engineer, but I find it odd that aluminum framed Airweights can handle +P ammo but an all steel K frame cannot.
What do you all think?
Sorry if this has long been beaten to death.
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