What if...
- Thread starter Satain
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- West of the Rockies, on an island.
Sounds like a disaster waiting to happen. It is not recommended to use any ammunition in a firearm that is not specifically designed for it, with some exceptions, ie 38 ammo in a 357 revolver. Serious injury to self and others and / or damage to the firearm can result.
If you decide to proceed, be sure to come back and enlighten us.
If you decide to proceed, be sure to come back and enlighten us.
blacksmithden
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
What could "possibly" happen??? The gun could explode and you and those around you could suffer fatal injuries. The small amount of wind generated by the blast could start a typhoon on the other side of the world 6 months from now. Possible is an over used word.
I couldn't find a 380 makarov in my reloading books but I did find a 9mm makarov. The bullet looks to be about .01" bigger in diameter over 9mm. The case dimensions (aside from the case mouth) look overall to be smaller in diameter and shorter in length.
If the 380 makarov is indeed a 9mm makarov, I would expect the worst to happen if you were able to chamber a round and fire it.
