Can a revolver marked 38 cal. on barrel shoot 38+P?
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Can 38cal shoot 38+p
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Depends on the type of rev, when it was made etc.I'm only smiling at you while you talk to me because it's hilarious that you really think I give a crap about you.
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The ones that can shoot +P usually state that on the gun. If not, you might want to check with the manufacturer so as not to take a chance._________________________________Originally posted by KestryllYou're boned.
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See if you can give them a call, it's worth the 5 minutes. Some 38s can fire +P even though they are not marked, it just depends on what happened at the company/factory when it was made. If it is *not* capable, you could end up blowing the cylinder apart due to the pressures (just depends how hot that +P is you shot out of it). Be safe, find somewhere that tells you with 100% surety that it can handle +P loads - don't gamble with safety.Comment
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Give Taurus Customer Service a call:
Phone: (305) 624-1115
I have a Taurus 85 2008, and it is +P rated. By the way, awesome gun!
LouNRA Certified Pistol Instructor
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I agree with rivviepop, why take a chance when it's easy to check to make sure?See if you can give them a call, it's worth the 5 minutes. Some 38s can fire +P even though they are not marked, it just depends on what happened at the company/factory when it was made. If it is *not* capable, you could end up blowing the cylinder apart due to the pressures (just depends how hot that +P is you shot out of it). Be safe, find somewhere that tells you with 100% surety that it can handle +P loads - don't gamble with safety._________________________________Originally posted by KestryllYou're boned.
If you're gonna be a bear, be a Grizzly.Comment
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