Traditions 1851 Navy Conversion in .38 Special Loading
I'm shaky about the early Colt models and their reproductions but I'm pretty sure I've got it correct.
Here they are:
I would assume because it's recent production, that any standard pressure .38 Spl load is OK. I can see plenty of reasons not to hot-rod but would I be better served using lighter-than-standard loads? Or just run standard .38's and quit thinking about it?
Thanks for the input,
Hoot
Complete thread:
- Traditions 1851 Navy Conversion in .38 Special Loading -
Hoot,
2016-07-07, 12:12
- The perfect pistols for 38 special wadcutters.... -
WIL TERRY,
2016-07-07, 15:07
- WT, a very fine thought. - Hoot, 2016-07-07, 19:59
- Traditions 1851 Navy Conversion in .38 Special Loading -
Fivegunner,
2016-07-07, 15:16
- Traditions 1851 Navy Conversion in .38 Special Loading -
uncowboy,
2016-07-07, 16:31
- Thank you Sir. - Hoot, 2016-07-07, 19:58
- Thanks Frank. - Hoot, 2016-07-07, 20:00
- Traditions 1851 Navy Conversion in .38 Special Loading -
uncowboy,
2016-07-07, 16:31
- Traditions 1851 Navy Conversion in .38 Special Loading -
Slow Hand,
2016-07-08, 05:29
- I recall a short one from earlier but couldn't come up... - Hoot, 2016-07-08, 07:34
- The perfect pistols for 38 special wadcutters.... -
WIL TERRY,
2016-07-07, 15:07