Test Gun: S&W M442Barrel length: 1 7/8 inches.Ammunition: Underwood .38spl 158gr +P Hard Cast Keith (item 743) Test media: 10% Clear Ballistics GelDistance: 10 feet.Chronograph:
Category: .38 Special
Using store bought gelatin for ballistics testing.
There is an assumption that using store bought gelatin instead of 250A ballistics gel is the same, and people seem to be getting good results
Speer .38 Spl 135gr Gold Dot +P in Vyse Ballistics Gel
Test Gun: S&W M442Barrel length: 1 7/8 inches.Ammunition: Speer .38 Spl 135gr Gold Dot +P (53925)Test media: 10% Vyse Ballistics GelDistance: 10 feet.Chronograph: Caldwell Ballistic
Federal .38 Spl 120gr +P Punch JHP in Vyse Ballistics Gel.
Test Gun: S&W M442Barrel length: 1 7/8 inches.Ammunition: Federal .38 Spl 120rg +P Punch JHP (PD38P1)Test media: 10% Vyse Ballistics GelDistance: 10 feet.Chronograph: Caldwell Ballistic
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
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
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