Can this load a .380
629498
The .380 cartridge is considerably shorter than a regular .38 Special, so you can't get a proper crimp, but I've never tried it.
226576
ideally for .25 and small .380 semi-auto ...I think they would NOT fit a 38 special due to size
567018
This particular model is only for .22 - .380 as listed. This one did not load my wife's LC380, so I don't recommend it for that. Check for a 9mm model. Good luck
632501
No. Is the answer. I own both of the 4 die sets. I reload 9mm and .380. I tried to load the 380 using the 9mm stuff and ended up buying the 380 set.
1871217
380's come in a variety of sizes. From the tiny ruger lcp all the way up to a Bersa or even a Ruger lc380. So I can't really give you a definitive answer. Sorry.
385711
It works great on my Sig 938 9 mm small mag so I would think it would work on a 380...but I dont have one to test!They seem to be a wll made product and not too pricey so I would buy it and see. I hate loading multiple mags by hand!!Peter
1320206
I placed one on my Walther PPS 9mm and it fit perfectly. Sorry, but I'm not sure about the .380.
1883005
Sorry, but I don't know. Mine is a 500 SL. You can call your local MB dealer and ask if the carrier for a 380 is the same as for a 500.
1429646
Do not work, but the one in the photo is a .380, the 38 is longer with out the groove at the end. Thanks for ask: Hector Aballi Certified Firearms Instructor
1317272
Since the LC9 Ruger is a 9mm pistol, the loader will work. I've used mine to not only load my 9mm magazines, but my .380 mags as well.
308579
I wouldn't purchase it even if it does. Drains battery even when off, leading to 0 reliability when it's needed. Wouldn't fit my wife's .380 compact (Walther PK380).
1846190
No, you should be fine. I use mine for magazines all the way from .380 to 14 round 45 ACP (Smith & Wesson). Own about a half-dozen of these for all my mags. Highly recommended.
1054184
No. Works great for .380 or smaller. Would suggest a more heavy duty size for .9mm and above.
1966215
I would think it would work in any 380 caliber auto. I use mine in a Ruger 380 LCP with no problems.
2132347
I believe so. It works fine in small, thin magazines. It does not, however, work with the ruger lc380 which is a modified .9 mm, and since the ppk is specifically a .380 you should be fine.
478574
Yes- has the 120gr is the largest cast info for the 380 for unique. 124gr is listed in the 9mm part
169770
Yes. The yellow plunger is what holds the gun in place and if it designed to fit the .380 then it will hold it. These are great for the fall and winter. Not so much spring and summer. The weapon is not protected from your own bodies moisture.