will it work on .357/.38 caliber stainless steel revolvers?
622527
Yes, the only issue with this rod is that the rod end is made of brass, which if used with certain solvents will give you a false positive for copper. Many newer solvents will react with the brass causing a bluish tint to the solvent left behind in the barrel. When you push the next patch through, the patch will look bluish, giving the impression that your barrel is not clean when it actually might be. I have used this rod extensively and it has performed well.
622528
Yes, it works fine on those calibers. I use it on .22, .380, 9mm, .357/.38, .44 magnum, and .45. All my revolvers are stainless steel.
622529
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.
622530
Yes, the only issue with this rod is that the rod end is made of brass, which if used with certain solvents will give you a false positive for copper.Many newer solvents will react with the brass causing a bluish tint to the solvent left behind in the barrel. When you push the next patch through, the patch will look bluish, giving the impression that your barrel is not clean when it actually might be.I have used this rod extensively and it has performed well.
1768765
I bought mine for a Charter Arms 327 magnum revolver and it works fine for that. I frankly have no idea whether it would work for the application you asking about. All I can suggest is to find a 327 magnum or 32 H&R; magnum cartridge or the dimentions of them and check that against what you have.
358269
I believe it should, I use mine on a Ruger auto handgun,, I found that the battery goes flat quickly
824453
I had one from the early 90's when I was a youngster. I believe my Crossman 357 was fitted with 10rd clips. If your clips are 10rd then I say these will work, because the tangs that cocking mechanism engages has not changed.
1168867
i use with s&w; model 37 .38 spc. and its a good fit. .357 should be better fit....as advertised barrel length is limited to ?4 inches?. good quality unit for price.
294052
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.
1416462
Not sure. works great for the 357. In a larger caliber version I am sure it would be just fine.
890229
Yes but use a bore guide to prevent wear on the bore and chamber. Stainless is harder than the metal used on the gun and will mare the metal over time.
194301
yes, i believe that it will.i did check the grip,as that's where the laser is attached, & my .357 mag.goes into the holster just short of the grip.
1791828
This can be used for 38 special or 357 mag, the important part is to make sure that the model number that this loader fits is the same as your firearm.
2026978
It should (in theory). My .38 special six shot Taurus revolver works fine. If itis a swing out, .357 or .38 six shot, it just presses in, twists and pulls away.
1791829
Yes. The item I purchased works with .38 Special or .357 Magnum. I suspect you can order it in other popular calibers, as well.
1520788
That depends on whether the .357 frame is the same size as the 38 Special. I'm thinking that if your cylinder is larger in circumference, it might not be a perfect fit. However, if your frame, including the cylinder, is the same, then you might be OK. Someone who has the same model as yours can give you a more accurate answer. Sorry I could not be of more help.
756554
No. This one is for a 5-shot. I believe that the one you are looking for is HKS 586-A for your revolver.
1802379
I've only used it on 9mm and .45 , but I'm sure it would work on .40. And on .380. It should work on .38 and .357 unless those bullets are too long.
1791830
.38 or .357. Make sure it matches up to the gun as far as correct part number for that specific firearm. Thanks.....
389842
I don't think it will work on a revolver. It is made to fit 12 and 20 gage shotguns. I think your barrel diameter would be much too small.