JP>These refer to cartridge pressure levels. To use 38 special as an
JP>example: regular 38 special rounds will generate 18,000psi. 38 specia
JP>plus P's will generate 22,000psi. 38 special +P+ may run 27,000psi.
JP>+P's are sold over the counter, +P+'s are not, they are sold directly t
JP>police agencies, which sign a blanket release absolving the ammo maker
JP>from all liability. Generally, they only shoot them in 357 magnums, no
JP>regular 38 specials.
I have a 1983 S&W stainless steel model 60 revolver. The owners manual has a
warning about +P+ shells. Does this mean that I can use regular +P shells?
What would be a good commercial round for this gun?
Dennis Jenkins
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