.38SPL 148 vs 158?
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.38SPL 148 vs 158?
I see most shooters, especially S&W Model 52's, are using 148g HBWC bullets.
Zero has 148 g and a 158 g HBWC available.
Looking for opinions/experiments on the heavier head. Must be longer, higher pressures?
Zero has 148 g and a 158 g HBWC available.
Looking for opinions/experiments on the heavier head. Must be longer, higher pressures?
jwax- Posts : 586
Join date : 2011-06-11
Location : Western ny
Re: .38SPL 148 vs 158?
Haven't seen those before, would Use more case volume so higher pressures. M52 is unsupported, danger will robinson!
Re: .38SPL 148 vs 158?
I think that there may be a slip up in communication.
Roze Distributing (Zero outlet) doesn't show 158 hbwc
I think the op may be confusing hbwc & swc in the same sentence.
feel free to correct me
steve
Roze Distributing (Zero outlet) doesn't show 158 hbwc
I think the op may be confusing hbwc & swc in the same sentence.
feel free to correct me
steve
STEVE SAMELAK- Posts : 956
Join date : 2011-06-11
Re: .38SPL 148 vs 158?
Oops! You're correct Steve! I have been misled! The 158g are indeed SWC.
Thanks for the correction!
Thanks for the correction!
jwax- Posts : 586
Join date : 2011-06-11
Location : Western ny
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