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Again, thanks to all. Guess I'll close this thread and go "choot'm".:) "Act as if what you do makes a difference. It does." William James

My thanks to each and all for your responses. I purchased the 38 S&W ammunition as a result of information from the thread "Need Help with Identification of Handguns" I posted in Firearms Research in January this year(rcmodel may recall that discussion). I have since retired the S&W(which fired...

Are there any undesirable consequences, particularly as regards safety, from firing 38 S&W, 146 gr, in a revolver chambered for .38 special, please?:confused:

It appears that y'all's work is done here(unless somebody has something else they would like to contribute), and it is time for me to close this thread. I thank you for your help and the information; it has been an educational visit. Maybe another time. Appreciate it.:)...

Thank you for your guidance. Think I will shop around for some .38 S&W. Any recommendations?

waidmann wrote: Been thinking about what you said. Should I be using ammunition other than .38 Special Hollow Point(Hornady 158 gr XTP)?

Thanks for making sure - I did get it. Not real happy about the alterations, but it is what it is. Have it loaded with .38 Special(NOT +P); do not intend to use anything beyond that. _________________________________________________ "Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we are...

Thank you very much for the help - I admit a photographer I obviously am not. All but the barrel of the S&W looks like the picture of a Model 22, Model of 1917 in the Classics section of S&W's web site and a contact at S&W said it appeared to be a K-Frame(and it has the mainspring inside the...

I am a total newbie to using a forum, so please be gentle if you need to remind me of the rules. This forum appears to be my best bet regarding identifying the two weapons pictured. I THINK the Beretta is a Model 1934 - not sure. I suspect the .38 Special revolver is a S&W knockoff - has S&W...