- 1438 fps -- Ruger GP 100, 6 inch barrel
- 1287 fps -- S&W Model 15, 4 inch barrel
- 1210 fps -- S&W Model 66, 3 inch barrel
- 1202 fps -- Ruger SP101, 3 inch barrel
- 1149 fps -- S&W Model 66, 2.5 inch barrel
- 1119 fps -- S&W Model 60, 2 inch barrel
- 1104 fps -- S&W Model 340, 2 inch barrel
This load is safe to fire from all 38SPL +P rated and all/any 357 firearms that are in normal operating condition. However, when fired from super light weight alloy J frame revolvers, recoil is stiff. This cartridge is designed so the bullet will not jump crimp when subjected to recoil from firing in super light 12 OZ revolvers, provided you do not subject any cartridge to the recoil of more than six or seven firings.
With great pleasure, we noted that every test gun delivered tiny little groups at 25 yards. It is normal when we observe good accuracy from most test guns and exceptional accuracy from some test guns with any load we are developing, but this load gave exceptional accuracy from every test gun. Most of our adjustable sighted test guns, needed the rear sight raised as this high speed, light weight bullet shot to a lower point of impact than normal loads our guns were already sighted in for, but the groups (accuracy potential) were very small, none-the-less.
| Cartridge | 38 Special +P |
| Quantity | 20 Round |
| Grain Weight | 110 Grains |
| Muzzle Velocity | 1125 Feet Per Second |
| Muzzle Energy | 300 Foot Pounds |
| Bullet Style | Solid Hollow Point |
| Bullet Brand And Model | Barnes TAC-XP |
| Lead Free | Yes |
| Case Type | Brass |
| Primer | Boxer |
| Corrosive | No |
| Reloadable | Yes |