Shot Gun for Enfield No 2

[alanint]

Originally Posted by postino

Doug, you are so *down* on this cartridge!!!

Pic below is a 38 S&W from my cartridge collection, compared to a 9mm Parabellum...

My 1970 Lyman 45th Edition Reloading Handbook lists 38 S&W loads of 121 gr cast bullet w/5.0 gr Unique and 133 grain cast bullet w/4.8 gr Unique as both developing over 1000 fps...that's pretty close to 9mm military loading (back then)...

* (Only recommended for solid frame revolvers)

Its more about the lack of loadings than the actual power. There are no really decent defense loads available for the .38 S&W. and I would not want to carry handloads due to liability.

[sheepherder]

Originally Posted by alanint

Its more about the lack of loadings than the actual power. There are no really decent defense loads available for the .38 S&W...

Probably due to the large number of top-break revolvers which are old and not 'robust' enough to handle hot loads...

[padredan]

The one i own seems to be able to take out any threat you may encounter from any zombie televisions. Beyond that who knows, actualy a very pleasant round.