Most .38 Super ammo I've found is +P rated, has anyone used this comp on a .38 Super?
2003507
The compensator will only affect muzzle rise on the pistol. Being a .38 super it will help with recoil and faster target reaccuisition
2003508
Not sure if this helps. The comp. replaces the standard barrel bushing on a standard 1911 Government model. If the .45 and .38 super use the same size barrel bushing then you're good to go.
2003509
would not fit my Para 1911 without machine work try something else...just my opinion
1882810
I load 9mm-38spec-357-45acp-45lc-223-308-762x39and30/06 I have found this to be a strong single stage press-in my opinion you should have no problem loading 40 s&w; hope this helped you out----Lee
1183357
A few well-worn cases in 38Spl felt different when I seated a batch of primers. Visual inspection revealed seating to be a little too deep instead of flush with the case end. I haven't fired them yet, but they should be okay. Incidentally, I went thru about 60K rounds with three of the previous Lee priming tools and several more thumb levers and never had a primer ignite. The only serious problem was seating deep enough on stubborn cases - it required switching from R&P; and Win cases to Starline in 45Colt only. Other calibers generally have been just fine.
1270299
Should be fine. May have to remove auto index rod for 30-06. If you have much volume consider Lee Loadmaster. I use my turrent for low volume stuff, loadmaster to load lots of 38sp thT I mainly shoot in Cowboy Action Shooting. You will most likely want a Lee Factory Crimp die.
1565540
I have it on my .223 rifle. It seems to do just fine. Haven't had to zero it in again.
1710649
I did a little research and found that some do use the 3-9x40 on the .357 and even higher power rifles. A lot of .357 users like the fixed scopes or low power, 1-3x32mm scopes. The 3-9x40 is good up to around 450 yards, can your gun/ammo of choice reach that far? I've only used my Tasco 3-9x40 on my Marlin 30-30 and it held up great! The Barska I bought for my daughter to use on her 10-22. Overkill maybe, but she liked mine and picked it out!!! Good luck on whatever you choose!!! - Jim
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I have been getting good results with the good ole basic Crossman superdomes at 14.3 Grains. They seem to shoot just fine out to 50 yards and I am not going to shoot much farther than that at a moving target. Every once in a while I get a flyer, but eh cost versus the number of shots I get more than offset the issue. I also feed these pellets to my PCP Webley Raider, and my Nitro Venom and they are a good all round pellet for what I am doing. Wheelchair Bob
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It works great on 6.5 Grendel and .264 LBC-AR as well. These 2 calibers are mirror images of each other and use nearly the same magazine as .223 - just a bit wider opening at the top for the larger case of these rounds. Really saves my fingers and protects the tips of the rounds when loading/unloading the mag.
1861419
Sorry. I can't help you. I only reload 9mm & 40S&W.; For those it works great.
625913
Works great on taurus pt 609 double stack 9mm mags for the money this is worth rolling the dice it also works on sig p938 single stack mags this Promag is like a 2 in 1 loader...I recommend
226576
ideally for .25 and small .380 semi-auto ...I think they would NOT fit a 38 special due to size
370565
Im have a 357 that can also use 38....case has plenty of room if you need it for a bit longer ammo
1093135
I would email the company , but I have used it with a 9mm, 40, 45, 380, and 35...works great....
2215313
I had mine on my 12 gauge shooting shooting 1400 instead of regular 1050 loads. With the pressure switch I had slippage from the kick. Without the pressure switch it held up fine. I used all five settings and didn't have a problem. Shot about 50 rounds in two days of night fire. With orange skeet you can shoot past dark and hit easily. I since moved it to my AR. Your spring on the flashlight you're using may just need rubber inserts.
2173259
I've pulled 5.56 and .38 Special with just a few whacks. Just use correct size insert (several sizes included) and whack away.
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I have one installed on the top of a scope on my 460 S&W pistol. Every time I have checked the dot is on. It has held up on a 50 cal black powder rifle and pistol with 120 grains of powder charge for both. I also have one on two 12 gauge slug guns. I don't think the 40 S&W can cause any more punishment than the ones listed above. The only problem I have had is that I dropped my 50 cal black powder rifle and broke the glass lens. Not a lot of support with the cover if you drop the gun for any reason.
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.20s are definitely the best ammo for this shotgun. .12s will usually jam the gun, and if not, they tend to be to light and spread to much. Personally i just dont like .25s unless they are in my sniper rifle, so i have not tried them in the shotgun.