How do these differ from the 38 spl Azooms that say "Revolver"?
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sorry...no idea. i put these into my taurus 651 revolver and they work perfectly.
1482920
Snap loads cannot explode, so no harm trying them. As a rimless case, you might have a bit of difficulty getting them out of the cyclinder of a revolver. Might have to poke them out from the from with a pencil or other soft rod.
813751
I purchased mine for my wife's charter arms 38 special undercover. I just looked up the specs and they both have 2" barrel with compact grip. The main difference is my wife's is hammer less causing it to be several Oz lighter. I would say your pistol will most likely fit and I would be surprised if I didn't.
2155031
I'm not sure. I have 2 snub-nose .38 revolvers but have not attempted to do so.
2013342
"CTG" as it appears on the roll mark of a Smith and Wesson revolver is simply an abbreviation for the word "cartridge". It is NOT a designation of the model of the firearm, when you see ".38 S&W; Special CTG" on the side of the gun it just means it's chambered in .38 special.
754163
I have not compared the two but I highly recommend these. I wish I had put them on sooner. I've since been changing over all my pistols that have these sights available. This, however, is my opinion and I feel I made the right choice for my weapon.
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357 - Duracell makes them. Don't remember if the size has a letter in front of it.
1561005
It was called a P-38 because that is what's stamped on the side of the opener. I could open a can in about 20 twists so the 38 "turns" stories is an old wives tale.
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I'm not familiar with the 38s. The 56 is a good little light that worked well for our project. We've also used it on live events when a small LED is called for and budgets are tight. Also good for fill when ceiling heights are not too great.
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I haven't tried both, but I don't really think you'll find that much difference. Check the Devilbiss site for details on both guns. Most likely one is just a slightly updated version of the other.
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To Alain Schaeffer, the only difference in the kits is the size of the bore brushes. You'll get a 9mm sized brush if you order that kit, which will also work fine for .40 cal and a couple of others, but all you need to do to make it a kit for any handgun caliber is buy the corresponding bore brush and they're dirt cheap. The rods are the same size for each caliber.
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I would recommend the big shebang. It seems the regular is only meant for the compact 380s.
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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.
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The .380 cartridge is considerably shorter than a regular .38 Special, so you can't get a proper crimp, but I've never tried it.
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.
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.38 Revolver? Not even close....these things are really 'custom' fit....don't they have one for a .38?? Ruger's .38 is pretty popular and any snub nose .38 oughta fit that....I have a 5 shot S&W; Chief's Stainless that I might carry if it did. Sorry for the bad news....
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Since BOTH HKS and Amazon do such a lousy job of matching guns and speedloaders, I would buy what I want from my local gun shop - while you have your S&W; J frame six-shot Model 30 with you! When I bought my HKS-36A I did not know for sure if it fits until it got here. Then I got the second one at my local gun shop! I left a message at the HKS web site about it, but as I can see they have the same "primitive" web site!
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Hi, how are you? Thanks for your question. We can confirm that this listing is for the 6-pack of A-Zoom .38 Special metal snap caps. It appears that the picture is incorrect, as you have noted, and it looks to be a .380 snap cap. We will submit this listing to Amazon for revision so that the picture can be corrected. As always, if there is anything else, we are here to help. Your friends at Fuddlebucks