What cal. are they 357 or 38 s?
854906
You can shoot both cal. With them. 357 is heavier and more difficult to be accurate with.
854907
.357 magnum or .38 special. The .357 mag has a lat more bang in it. If you don't know much about ammo go in to a gun store and ask. I am sure you would be more them willing to explain everything you need to know. Walmart is not a gun store.
1593887
I have two J frame S&W revolvers in .38 Special. The speedloader works great for both. Since the Bodyguard 38 is also a 5 shot J frame, it should work fine.
1104003
I have 3 of them for my .357 and they are perfect. It has a very steardy frame. And it can take a beating and keep on ticking
388413
I have a .357 Magnum revolver and two .380 Auto pistols, and use that jag for them. The .380 Auto is also know as a 9mm Kurz, as it is essentially a short ("kurz" in German) 9mm round.
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
481287
I did receive a 38 special not a 380. The pictures are not in proportion, and are shaped very similarly. I am satisfied with the product.
1168867
i use with s&w; model 37 .38 spc. and its a good fit. .357 should be better fit....as advertised barrel length is limited to ?4 inches?. good quality unit for price.
2188776
hi i have and use the 38 357 magnum speed loader on my 357 magnum you can use this speed loader on your 960 38 special very durable and nice
1118943
It is made for 38/357. There is not that much difference of a 32. The 32 caliber should fit with no problem.
783055
i bought my wife a model 642, which really is uncomfortable to shoot regular 38 spec., and don't mention +p! changing over to the hogue grip really tamed this little revolver, and at a reasonable cost. can't address 357 magnum--that's something you'll have to judge for yourself. only drawbacks to the hogue grip that i could see would be that your j-frame would be harder to conceal and i think fitting a grip-mount laser might involve altering the grip. hope that helps!
578142
The shell plate will hold the .38 case. I had pick up some .38's along with my 9mm stuff and tried them just to see if they would feed. Worked fine. Even deprimed them with the 9mm die. If your looking to do .38's and 9's with the same press you shouldn't have any problems.
1416017
I have a 38 special s&w; and it'' works on it , so good luck.lust have to try and ludge for yourself steve f
771141
Yes, although it is not labeled as .357. The 9mm/38 cal brush will do just fine.
1021776
.357 is 9.652mm which is larger than 7.62mm Mosin ammo. Obviously they won't be loose. However, as the other post mentions, the 357 shells may be a bit short. However, it has a big pouch that you can just put a bunch of them in instead anyway (unless you were thinking of putting the 357 in there and using it as a carry pouch. I suppose that might work to some extent, but seems that there are better products made specifically to do that.)
546638
I have a 40 Cal. so I can't speak for the other Cal's but send Hoppe's customer service an email with your question and I'm sure you will get an answer from them. Good luck !!!
390030
The reason I bought the 357/303 was to replace the LR44. The 357 / 303 is working fine so far.
1389145
Yes... Attached is from Lee's website, reference the .38 Sp die set... Note: you may use the 38 Special die set to reload for the 357 Mag. You would have to back out the Powder Thru Expander Die, and the Bullet Seating and Crimping Die about 2 turns to compensate for the longer 357 case.