never heard of such. .44 Special made by Remington maybe?slammy said:.44 spl Remington Mag
Yes your right T...I guess the question is it seems, there are SW rounds and Remington rounds are they all same, Spl or Mag?tsangster said:never heard of such. .44 Special made by Remington maybe?slammy said:.44 spl Remington Mag
All factory Model 29's from Smith and Wesson are chambered in 44 magnum (aka 44 REMINGTON magnum) and will shoot 44 Russian and 44 Special.CountryGun said:You screwed up. Don't shoot. You can get away with .44 SPL in a .44 Mag if you don't mind fouling, but it doesn't work the other way around.
it is just like 38 special and 357 magSine Nomen said:At the risk of asking a stupid question: Are they the same size as the .44Mag or .44Spl rounds and/or do they fit in the chamber(s)?
The reason I ask is that there's a difference between the .357 magnum and the .357 Remington Maximum. It's like the .38 to .357 difference, but to the next level...zetor said:it is just like 38 special and 357 magSine Nomen said:At the risk of asking a stupid question: Are they the same size as the .44Mag or .44Spl rounds and/or do they fit in the chamber(s)?
The magnum case is longer and will not fit on purpose. Weaker revolvers like a smith 642 airweight will not withstand .357 magnum pressures and some of the weaker 44's wont hold up to 44 mag pressures. The longer case prevents any accidents because it simply wont fit.