45/110 > 45/90 > 45/70 > .475 Linebaugh > .480 Ruger
I'm kinda scratching my head on that one...
I once went to a gun show and saw a cute little S&W gun (turned out to be an I-frame), it was obviously a .38 S&W Special. Anyway took it home and went to load it, dropped the first cartridge in and it stood proud of the cylinder about a tenth of an inch. I took a closer look at the rollmark and it said, ".38 S&W"! It turns out that .38 S&W is NOT the same family as the .38 S&W Special. So this is wrong too:
.357 max > .357 mag > .38 S&W spl. > .38 S&W
Instead, it goes like this:
.357 max > .357 mag > .38 S&W spl. > .38 Long Colt > .38 Short Colt
Anyway I have bought one box of .38 S&W and shot a few, then put the little thing in the gun safe.
I'm kinda scratching my head on that one...
I once went to a gun show and saw a cute little S&W gun (turned out to be an I-frame), it was obviously a .38 S&W Special. Anyway took it home and went to load it, dropped the first cartridge in and it stood proud of the cylinder about a tenth of an inch. I took a closer look at the rollmark and it said, ".38 S&W"! It turns out that .38 S&W is NOT the same family as the .38 S&W Special. So this is wrong too:
.357 max > .357 mag > .38 S&W spl. > .38 S&W
Instead, it goes like this:
.357 max > .357 mag > .38 S&W spl. > .38 Long Colt > .38 Short Colt
Anyway I have bought one box of .38 S&W and shot a few, then put the little thing in the gun safe.