Is this for the 9 or the 380? Or are they interchangeable?
1195978
It is for the .380 LCP only although they make ( Wolff at gunsprings.com) springs for other guns too. Wolff is the manufacturer and makes great springs, I have them in many many guns. Can't do much better than Wolff recoil and magazine springs.I don't see them for for the Ruger LC9 on their site.
1195979
The spring I ordered was put on a 380 , I believe this will work for 9mm also ...
1195980
LCP is only a 380. You are thinking of an LC9 or LC380. Totally different pistol.
1195981
I ordered one for my 380. It reduced felt recoil a little, not much, but my 76 yr old hands can't rack the damn thing now! Oh I can with gret deal of effort, but my knuckles hurt afterwards. TOO hard to open slide.
481284
the snap cap fits my 38 special and my 357, not my 380. the pic is wrong. it's stamped "38 SPL" on the bottom.
229121
Not positive, but would guess no. The magazine for a 9mm would be differently sized than for the 380. However, it does work nicely on the TCP giving room for one more finger.
1231535
I have a Ruger LCP 380 auto that fits perfect, do not know the specs of the LC9. Might compare the specs of each through Ruger.
1883005
Sorry, but I don't know. Mine is a 500 SL. You can call your local MB dealer and ask if the carrier for a 380 is the same as for a 500.
686522
It looks like the G-380 is a VHF receiver system, and the transmitter you are looking at is a UHF transmitter, so they would not be compatible.
441423
I think your 380 Walther is smaller than my 9mm. You can find the holster you are looking for at sneaky pete holsters.com. there it will tell witch one you need.
1317271
The P Lula works on .380 up to 40 caliber which inclues the 9 mm. I love mine . The delivery time was very long they come from Israel.
920494
Yes it is compatible with the LT-380. I also use the ones for 9mm and 45 cal. and I have a great time with them. Note I use them all on the tumble cans also.Yes it is compatible with the LT-380 and I use it with the 9mm and 45 cal. I have no problems any of them.
1627013
I have a 230r and it works perfectly for that.....i don't know about a 380.
510497
hard to say without knowing how large the listing info is....but the 380 is a small gun and there would be some room for loose paper.
2136233
I can't answer your question about the 938 or a 380, I have a friend who after seeing my 9mm loader ordered one like mine that is marked for a 10mm, .45 and a .40 however found his Glock .40 mag was too wide to fit the model 451 like mine. When I ordered the Model 451 it was not listed to work on a Taurus PT 709 but it does and I absolutely LOVE it... HKS must have some problems on their end, don't know what to tell you, Sorry I can't help.
632502
9mm = tapered case.380 = straight caseBtw the expander die won't work.Having said all that. I did manage to load a few rounds after tweeking a few things and adding a few things. But only a few. It wasn't worth it and did not produce ammo that I was happy with. I'd just save the headache, bite the bullet and drop the $40-$50 on a 380 set. I have a turret press so I also bought an extra turret.
1003334
Dimensionally the .45 and the 9th are identical. I don't have any first hand knowledge because I own the .45, that being said, because they are the same size, they should fit.
478574
Yes- has the 120gr is the largest cast info for the 380 for unique. 124gr is listed in the 9mm part
481286
If you get .380 by mistake then you'll have an excuse to buy a new gun... I have received the correct caps when buying here which include .380. 9mm and 38 spl.
1904577
The Butler Creek will work on 380. In my thinking, 380 is .380auto or 380cal. or whatever you want to call it. I have several Walther PPK's and they are .380 and it works on the ammo I bought for them. Its real easy on the fingers!