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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;JIMV, post: 349355, member: 11853&quot;]Bt grain count you mean the amount of powder in the cartridge case. There is a major diference between a .38 and a .357 and that is in the cartridge case size. A .357 is longer and stronger than a .38. This is to allow the use of more powder in the .357 making the explosion much more powerful and pushing the bullet out of the revolver at a higher velocity which makes it hit much harder. Because of that diference, it is impossible to chamber a .357 in any weapon not designed for the .357 as the round is a good bit longer than a .38. The actual bullet (the part that is fired, is often identicle for the two rounds).</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Your comments on reloading confuse me. Anyone can buy both .38 and .357 ammo at any gun store.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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