bullbarrel
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I don't have a revolver, but I think if one can shoot .38 cartridges out of a .357 magnum, why would anyone buy a .38 caliber gun, when the .356 offers greater versatility?
Also, this may seem like a dumb question, but is any harm done to a .357 revolver if one shoots .38 cal most of the time? I mean the two cartridge dimesnions are not exactly the same, so will this wear out any part of the gun faster (for example) because of the caliber not originally intended for it?
Also, this may seem like a dumb question, but is any harm done to a .357 revolver if one shoots .38 cal most of the time? I mean the two cartridge dimesnions are not exactly the same, so will this wear out any part of the gun faster (for example) because of the caliber not originally intended for it?