live4therut
CGN frequent flyer
Most old revolvers take the .38/200 round... Lot of the modern ammo is loaded with much lighter bullets.
Define old?
I don't have any webley's, I'm only running S&W M10 victory's.
Most old revolvers take the .38/200 round... Lot of the modern ammo is loaded with much lighter bullets.
Define old?
I don't have any webley's, I'm only running S&W M10 victory's.
Basically a whopping 200gr bullet in the .38s&w chambering.
Most old revolvers take the .38/200 round... Lot of the modern ammo is loaded with much lighter bullets.
Lots of the current remington seems to use .357 diameter. They just keep it on the simple side and use existing projectiles.
I believe jet hunter here on cgn makes the right projectiles and I think even in 200gr.I have an American victory in .38 s&w and its a beautiful handgun, that is an absolute pleasure to shoot! But I have shot .358/.357 Lead through it, not having any .361 dia lead on hand at present time. I can say really for any accuracy you need to run .362 or even .363 lead through it and it is night and day. Normally wiould never run undersized lead obviously, but when you don't have any moulds or cast bullets avail at time..... Well you load as is.
Back to O.P. Topic . I have some but I'm always looking to new supply that can be competitive, wether loaded or components ?
Drat... Hopefully Kate can bail us out! All these cheap Webleys/Enfields and no way to feed them!




























