Can I shoot this with a .38 or 357 through a rifle such as a marlin 1894 or rossi r92?
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I don't see why not. I know the fps is faster but you should be ok with it. You will need to make sure you stake it will with the rods they give go, otherwise all systems go. Have gun with it... I have fun with mine.
645633
Also if you have a .38 special the 9mm brush will work as well. Check out their video on YouTube.
1519177
Never tried it but I would say no. You wouldn't want to shoot 9mm ammo out of a .357, 40, or 45. Same with this. The .40 dart will not fill the space making the air to just go around the dart instead of pushing it.
1093135
I would email the company , but I have used it with a 9mm, 40, 45, 380, and 35...works great....
561681
I'm pretty sure you can reload all those calibers. 90% sure. I used it to load 380auto, 9mm, 38spl, 357mag, 40s&w;, 45acp.
250435
Yes, if it is a .32 H&R Magnum (S&W Model 631LS or something similar), and is a 6 shot revolver. You can also go to their website for a chart that verifies this. It is hksspeedloaders.com I hope this will be of help.
868356
Yes. I have both a .44 mag and a .357 mag and use the same size speed loader for each. They are close enough in overall length to warrant the large size.
1407670
You can't. You need a gun with a firing pin in a caliber available from LaserLyte or Laser Ammo.
890229
Yes but use a bore guide to prevent wear on the bore and chamber. Stainless is harder than the metal used on the gun and will mare the metal over time.
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.38 or .357. Make sure it matches up to the gun as far as correct part number for that specific firearm. Thanks.....
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Yes you can. I have put about 200 rounds through on my Benelli R-1 without failure. Just remember the set screws need to be released(just a little bit so the gear still grabs) and retightened(to lock it up along with the base lockring) everytime you change the windage and elevation; use the 2-shot method depicted by Caldwell on Youtube and save a long of time and bullets(remember that everything is reverse view thru the scope so you have to adjust FROM THE BULLSEYE to your errant shot to get the next shot to hit the bullseye, NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND). The scope is powerful enough to dispense with getting a spotting scope if you want to see your targets 200-300 yards or glass for animals several hundred yards away; the colour-splatter targets are the best for negating aberrations on bright sunlit days at the range. This scope can save you 2-3k on overpriced rifle scopes and spotting scopes. Enjoy!
994361
Not positive.. But it does fit VERY tightly on a small frame Taurus M85 .38 so I wouldn't bet it fitting a Rossi .357.
1429646
Do not work, but the one in the photo is a .380, the 38 is longer with out the groove at the end. Thanks for ask: Hector Aballi Certified Firearms Instructor
1040383
I am using it on a lever action rifle chambered in 357Mag/38Spec and it has very little kick. It works well for me. I only shoot out to 100 yards but it is always right on.
1029166
Thevone i have holds up to 357 msg comortably and you may be able to get .44 if csrtridge is nit too much longer. GOod case
854906
You can shoot both cal. With them. 357 is heavier and more difficult to be accurate with.
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They most likely will not as the .357/.38 cases are rimmed and the .30 carbine is not. I have seen some custom speed strips that supposedly hold the .30 carbine round, but can't think of were. There have not been enough double action .30 carbine revolvers manufactured for a major company to product a speed loader or speed strip. Taurus's ragin' .30 is only one that comes to mind. If you have a Blackhawk in .30 I have seen some folks use m1 carbine magazines to reload them. They do this by slipping the rounds into the cylinders through the feed gate with their thumb. Automag and some other custom makers have made semi auto pistols chambered in the round, but there mags will be much more rare and costly. Hope I helped you, but short of something custom, I doubt you will have my luck finding a speed loader for the .30 carbine... Even most .32's are a rimmed cases. If you do indeed have a .30 carbine double action revolver, I would personally convert it to take moon clips, and have custom moon clips made for it. Have a good day!