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 Posted: Fri Sep 26th, 2008 03:44 AM
   
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I am looking fo a small amount of 38S&W brass.Not 38 special.I recently acquired a S&W topbreak revolver in pretty nice shape and I always like to have some ammo for every gun I own.If I can find a little cheap enough Ill reload if not it might be less expensive to just buy a box or two....Robin



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 Posted: Fri Sep 26th, 2008 12:58 PM
   
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send me your address, I have 20-30 i'll send ya



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 Posted: Fri Sep 26th, 2008 01:00 PM
   
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Be very cautious with factory S&W in any top break designn, even the S&Ws. Many of the ones I've seen show wear on their locking surfaces. If you do load some ( I do, for an H&R top break, stick to really conservative loads.

This doesn't apply to the Enfields and Webleys out there.



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 Posted: Mon Sep 29th, 2008 05:46 AM
   
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I cut off some 38 spl brass and loaded 2.2 gr hp-38 under a 148 gr lrnhp's.After some trial and error I found 10 cases with very little taper to the wall where I needed tocut them and was able to load some home cast bullets with a 360 dia.2.2 grs hp-38 should be a fairly light load so as to be safe.This gun is a S&W and looks to be unfired.I feel quite lucky to have found this one.I may not even fire it myself.Some thing I almost never dont do...ha....Robin



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 Posted: Tue Sep 30th, 2008 06:01 PM
   
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Have you heard of ammobrasstrader.com  If you have some spare brass around there is a guy over there who is looking for .357 or 44 mag brass and has some .38S&W to trade.  The sight is free just need to join to post there.  Hope this helps



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you got 30 coming your way



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 Posted: Wed Oct 1st, 2008 01:51 AM
   
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Thanks boomer...Thats about all Ill need.I do know about ammobrasstrader but havnt checked there yet.The 30 from boomer should do me..Robin

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