sloughfoot
Grandmaster
I have been using 38 snap caps in two of my .357 revolvers to smooth out the actions. One is a S&W 586 the other is a Ruger Match Champion.
The actions on both are getting pretty darn near perfect after dry firing each several thousand times. I don't believe in reduced power springs in revolvers.
Is there any special precautions I need to follow the first time I fire full power .357 magnums after using 38 special snap caps?
I sure don't want these blowing up in my hand. That would hurt. Accuracy is also very important.
The actions on both are getting pretty darn near perfect after dry firing each several thousand times. I don't believe in reduced power springs in revolvers.
Is there any special precautions I need to follow the first time I fire full power .357 magnums after using 38 special snap caps?
I sure don't want these blowing up in my hand. That would hurt. Accuracy is also very important.