If you quickly glance at 38 Special and 357 Magnum ammo, you might not notice any differences and think they were the same round. Although they are almost identical in their case dimensions, the 38 Special and 357 Magnum are extremely different. Both revolver rounds are superb choices for...

The .357 Magnum – the first and most popular handgun magnum caliber – is a rimmed centerfire cartridge that has proven itself through more than 85 years of use by law enforcement and shooting enthusiasts throughout the United States and beyond. Also referred to as the .357 S&W Magnum or the...

i would like some advice on which reloader to buy? i will be doing .223 .45acp and 38/.357.i don't have a lot of $$$$ maybe $300-$500 for all the equipment needed .not including bullets, powder,primers and brass, just the equipment needed and dies. any advice on whats needed and quality of...

Lever-Action Ballistics: .30-30 vs. .357 Magnum | The Truth About Guns

I know it might be newbie question but can someone explain to me in detail about moon clips and how I can use them in a revolver to shoot different rds thanks in advance for my inexperience

http://www.ruger.com/products/rotaryMagazine77357/models.html My question is - Why a bolt gun and not a semi-auto with a rolling bolt like the Mini or the old Deerfield rifle? I think that a .357 semi-auto carbine would be very cool, and practical, being chambered in a common handgun caliber.

On the golf course last week, my fellow golfers and I encountered a mountain lion on a putting green. We decided not to play the round and let the lion play the hole. Needless to say I want to carry a pocket pistol that will do serious damage to the lion if it appears to be getting ready to...

Hello, Up until now only lived in the Ruger 10/22 section. However yesterday bought a Marlin Cowboy Limited with checkered stock and 24" octagonal barrel. Tried with .38sp last night and was a delight to shoot. I was told it was a 2002 model. The foresight had been filed down so unable to zero...

I recently bought a used Marlin 1894 in 38/357 (the gun was made in 1983). I tried 2 different types of 38 specials in it (both jacketed soft points over the required minimum length). Upon closing the lever, there were several instances of the bullet running into the edge of the breach and not...