Test Gun: S&W M442Barrel length: 1 7/8 inches.Ammunition: Winchester .38 Spl 130gr +P PDX1 BondedTest media: 10% Clear Ballistics Gel.Distance: 10 feet.Chronograph: Caldwell Ballistic Precision
Category: .38 Special
Loose rounds, Western .38 Special Police.
I remember back in the 80’s reading about this round in one of the popular magazines of the time. The idea was that a heavy
Winchester .38 Spl 158gr LSWCHP +P in Clear Ballistics Gel.
Test Gun: S&W M442 Barrel length: 1 7/8 inches.Ammunition: Winchester .38 Spl 158gr LSWCHP. Test media: 10% Clear Ballistics Gel.Distance: 10 feet.Chronograph: Caldwell Ballistic Precision Chronograph
Loose Rounds, Federal .38spl Nyclad.
In the past the decision on what ammo to carry was often based on marking hype, magazine articles, or gun store experts. Maybe some people
Speer .38 Spl 135gr Gold Dot +P in Clear Ballistics gel.
Shot into Clear Ballistics gel at a distance 10 feet using an S&W Airweight model 442 with a 1.875-inch barrel. My coronagraph is still in
Federal .38 spl +P 130gr HST in Clear Ballistics gel.
I haven’t seen many tests of this ammo. I think it’s because it’s a little hard to find. I finally found a box at Wal-Mart
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