.40 and 10MM are not revolver calibers, although there have been revolvers made that chamber the 10MM. I know of no revolver that chambers .40 S&W. The .38-40 has almost exactly the same ballistics as a .40 S&W, but there are no modern revolvers made for .38-40.

S&W has the model 610 in the N frame that chambers both 10mm and .40 S&W. Not sure if they are still cataloging it. I saw a Taurus add the other day that showed a .40 S&W in a small revolver.

My bad. Forgot .40 S&W is just a 10MM"short"!

Originally Posted by Charlie

S&W has the model 610 in the N frame that chambers both 10mm and .40 S&W. Not sure if they are still cataloging it. I saw a Taurus add the other day that showed a .40 S&W in a small revolver.

Model 610 no longer catalogued in general catalogue. Taurus makes model 405 revolver in .40 S&W.

Originally Posted by wjh2657

The J-Frame is the most popular size for a carry revolver. In that particular size the .38 Special in +P about maxes out the effective power vs handling ability. I own and have fired .357 Magnum J-Frames but they are not conducive to follow up shots. In fact they are pretty much the same as holding an exploding grenade in your hand!

That's why a .327 is a great load -- 4.55 foot-pounds of recoil and 138K power compared to 13.95 ft/lbs and 192k power in a .357. Problem with .327 is availability. Ratio of kickback to power greatly favors .327 fed mag. Problem with the .327 is there's not a lot of it and you gotta pay for it.

I've got a 4" Rossi 357 and find it is not hard to conceal with a vertical shoulder holster and/or a Bianchi paddle holster. Of course i'm kind of big, too. 6ft and 230 lbs.

I am a big fan of the .38 Special; it's a very versatile caliber for just about every activity!

I voted "Other" because I think the .38 Special needs its own classification, and also, the revolver I have that is most fun to shoot is a .22WMR.

I would have to say ruger .45 also.

I know of no revolver that chambers .40 S&W.

The Charter Arms Pit Bull is a currently available 5 shot revolver in .40S&W.

I almost bought one, but decided on a 1911R1 instead.

That's my favorite revolver cartridge.

Aarond

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Why is .38 Special not listed? I smell a fix!

For me .38 spl.

For the wife .327 Mag

AFS

I have a model 66 .357 Magnum 4 inch barrell it my back up gun in case my 1911 jams it my favroite revolver of all time it a shame S&W don't make it any more

I just made a trade for a 686-4, so, .357 it is..............would have been anyway...

I vote for a 5 shot .44SPL like the Charter Arms Bulldog.

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I voted for the .41Mag. No preticular reason, it is just my favorite

The "most popular" revolver round is .38 Special, by far, IMO. My personal favorite is .38 Special and .357 Magnum.

The .357 is my fav just for the ability to use either round.It is the most versatile of all revolvers and both calibers are very capable SD rounds.

Like the 327 federal magnum.

.357=versatility

357

.357 for me too.Ive gone through a few revolvers and since landing on the Smith 686,havent found anything I like better.I toyed with a .44 a bit,as well as as a couple others.But I always come back to .357

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