That's hotter than the one I have linked.Modern ammo is fine.
But you can always try this.
https://www.sportsmansguide.com/pro...rn-145-grain-cowboy-loads-50-rounds?a=1585128
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That's hotter than the one I have linked.Modern ammo is fine.
But you can always try this.
https://www.sportsmansguide.com/pro...rn-145-grain-cowboy-loads-50-rounds?a=1585128
That's hotter than the one I have linked.
Very cool smith,i'm diggin the holster. Love to see this old stuff.I hope I'm in the right forum for this question. A relative of mine has an old nickel plated S&W revolver that has no markings on it to show what caliber it is. .38 special ammo fits loose and .32 shorts don't fit tight either. Looking it up online, we think it might be a .38 S&W 2nd model revolver. It fits the age online listed as the 1880s. All serial numbers match and is 305543. Is anyone on ODT familiar with this series of early S&W revolvers? I'll try and post some photos. Thanks for any info.
Pm me I have one box I could spareYes, that is chambered for .38S&W, it's an old caliber, but ammo for it can still be found, expensive though.
Do NOT use 38special ever in this old revolver!