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Posted On: 11/13/2023
By: John F Dotson
A: Absolutely sir, without question!
Posted On: 3/5/2022
By: Rudy Rauschenberger
A: Thanks for reaching out Rudy! I did see the other half of your question. The barrel length, capacity and action of your revolver wouldn't have any bearing on whether or not it's rated for +P. The year it was manufactured does, though. The FBI introduced the 38 Special +P in 1972, so if your revolver was manufactured before then there is no way it can safely fire +P. However, even a police revolver manufactured after 1972 may not necessarily be rated for +P. Even if you could tell me your revolver's age, I wouldn't be able to make a confident ruling. There's just too much at stake for any ambiguity. I'd recommend taking your revolver to a local gunsmith or gun shop and see what they say. Until then, play it safe by only loading standard pressure 38 Spl in your revolver.
Posted On: 1/10/2022
By: Barry Reese
A: Absolutely Barry! A 357 Magnum revolver can fire any 38 Special +P ammo on the market. Even an overpressure 38 load is substantially weaker than any 357.
Posted On: 12/22/2021
By: Tom Holthus
A: Sorry sir, but California's strict gun laws have made it impossible for us to ship there.
Posted On: 12/17/2021
By: Burnie Austin
A: Thanks for reaching out Burnie! This is one case of ammo: 20 rounds per box, 25 boxes, 500 rounds total.
Posted On: 11/11/2021
By: Brian Moriarty
A: Sorry Brian, but we're not able to ship ammo to Massachusetts due to the state's strict laws.
