- . 38 Special - Wikipedia
The 38 Special, also commonly known as 38 S W Special (not to be confused with 38 S W), 38 Smith Wesson Special, 38 Spl, 38 Spc (pronounced "thirty-eight special"), or 9×29mmR is a rimmed, centerfire cartridge designed by Smith Wesson
- Everything You Didn’t Know About the . 38 Special
The 38 Special is a cartridge with a long history, but is it suitable for self-defense? Or just training for the 357 Magnum round?
- Know Your Cartridge: The Dependable . 38 Special - Gun Digest
The 38 Special was developed in 1902 by S W for its Military Police Model revolver It is known as one of the best-balanced, all-round handgun cartridges ever devised The 38 Special can be loaded with a wide range of bullet weights (95 to 200 grain)
- . 38 vs. . 38 Special: What’s the Difference?
The 38 Special is a specific type of 38 caliber cartridge, known for its balance of power and recoil, making it popular for self-defense and target shooting Both are used in handguns, but the 38 Special has a more defined and specific use case
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38 Special ammo is a useful pistol, revolver and even lever gun cartridge We stock the best 38 special JHP and bulk rounds for sale in-stock today
- 38 Special Ballistics Chart - Gunners Den
The 38 Special is a popular choice for those serious about concealed carry, but who want a small handgun that all but disappears on your body and has a safety feature built in The safety feature is the long, hard trigger pull that a double action offers
- What is a . 38 caliber gun? | [June Updated] - TheGunZone
A 38 caliber gun is a firearm that is designed to fire bullets measuring 38 inches in diameter What is the difference between a 38 caliber and a 38 special? The 38 Special cartridge is longer and more powerful than the 38 caliber, so a 38 special can typically safely fire 38 caliber bullets, but the reverse is not true
- The Great 38 - Speer
The 38 Special, a rimmed centerfire round, was designed and first produced in 1898 by Smith Wesson The cartridge was created as an improvement from the 38 Long Colt, which reportedly did not penetrate the shields of insurgent Philippine Moro warriors during the Philippine–American War
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