Would this be sufficient for a .357 rifle?
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I did a little research and found that some do use the 3-9x40 on the .357 and even higher power rifles. A lot of .357 users like the fixed scopes or low power, 1-3x32mm scopes. The 3-9x40 is good up to around 450 yards, can your gun/ammo of choice reach that far? I've only used my Tasco 3-9x40 on my Marlin 30-30 and it held up great! The Barska I bought for my daughter to use on her 10-22. Overkill maybe, but she liked mine and picked it out!!! Good luck on whatever you choose!!! - Jim
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I have a 357 S&W; Magnum with a 5.25 inch barrel. I measured the inside of the holster and there is plenty of room for another 2 and 1/2 inches of barrel. I do believe the 7&1/2" 357 will fit inside the holster comfortably. The adjustable holster strap will also give you extra ability to adjust the piece. Should be a great fit. Ted
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Hello Glen. I purchased the laser for my LCR .22 revolver. I'm sure it will work the same for your .357 if you are foolish enough to shoot .357 mag ammo in your LCR. I shoot a all stainless steel Smith and Wesson model 60 with 110 grain hollow points and it still beats the web of my hand to death. The LCR is way too lite for .357 ammo. As for the laser it is great except the batteries don't last very long, not to mention it won't stay tight or zero'd. Don't buy batteries at Radio Shack for this laser....one battery cost $15 dollars and some change. I would spend the extra money for a grip mounted laser. Sorry but the truth is the truth. Hello Glen. I purchased the laser for my LCR .22 revolver. I'm sure it will work the same for your .357 if you are foolish enough to shoot .357 mag ammo in your LCR. I shoot a all stainless steel Smith and Wesson model 60 with 110 grain hollow points and it still beats the web of my hand to death. The LCR is way too lite for .357 ammo. As for the laser it is great except the batteries don't last very long, not to mention it won't stay tight or zero'd. Don't buy batteries at Radio Shack for this laser....one battery cost $15 dollars and some change. I would spend the extra money for a grip... » Read More Hello Glen. I purchased the laser for my LCR .22 revolver. I'm sure it will work the same for your .357 if you are foolish enough to shoot .357 mag ammo in your LCR. I shoot a all stainless steel Smith and Wesson model 60 with 110 grain hollow points and it still beats the web of my hand to death. The LCR is way too lite for .357 ammo. As for the laser it is great except the batteries don't last very long, not to mention it won't stay tight or zero'd. Don't buy batteries at Radio Shack for this laser....one battery cost $15 dollars and some change. I would spend the extra money for a grip mounted laser. Sorry but the truth is the truth. « Show Less
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I use mine for 9mm and .357. The add says it is for .45 as well. I would not be with out my unit when I go to the range, It saves my thumb a lot. I think it is a fantastic helper. Now my wife can load for me.
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.38 or .357. Make sure it matches up to the gun as far as correct part number for that specific firearm. Thanks.....
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Should be fine. It may not sit as low on the rifle as you hope to. But it should be more than good enough.
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Yes it will handle all of the calibers you listed. The only thing not included is a fabric bore snake. I don't use them so it's no big deal to me as there are plenty of brushes and rod extensions for long barrels. You should be good to go man.One other positive about this kit is that the brushes are a universal size so when the bristles get all gnarly and worn out you can go anywhere to find a replacement.
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Thevone i have holds up to 357 msg comortably and you may be able to get .44 if csrtridge is nit too much longer. GOod case
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I works well on my .357 stainless guns.Good rod makes cleaning easy.I have several so I can run a jag on one and a brass brush or tornado on the other.
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It will work just fine for a pellet gun, but it's probably overkill. I would recommend something less expensive.
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So far it has handled 600 or so rounds of 5.56, no problems at all. 7.62x39 should be fine. Just make sure you tighten the screws well ;). Don't tighten to top bracket screws too much though. The bracket will bend.
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It can handle the recoil of a Mosin Nagant. Unless your pistol has considerably more recoil than 7.62x54R, it will probably work.
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I only use it with a 9mm, but it appears solid and would expect it to be fine. Just make sure it is tight in the rail.
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I think it would work well. Just be sure to get some good rings for the rifle.
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Not really sure, the brand I bought was for a 5 shot .38 revolver. try tying in speedloaders for .357 and see what you get. Sorry I couldnt be more help.
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Yes, as long as clearance is acceptable. Pay close attention to the dimensions of this product and compare against your gun. Good Luck!
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I use it for my .357 Magnums, so it will hold .38 sp no prob. I have put .44 mags in too.