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    Quote Originally Posted by glock21 View Post
    This will be my first revolver and i had a box of +p ammo from i dont know where. I didnt know there was a diffrence till i read online. Just didnt want to ruin a nice wheel gun!
    I left it at your crib... you can return them to me just whenever you have a chance. Thanks for keeping it for me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChunkyMonkey View Post
    I left it at your crib... you can return them to me just whenever you have a chance. Thanks for keeping it for me.
    Haha will do. I will fed ex one round per week lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChunkyMonkey View Post
    I left it at your crib... you can return them to me just whenever you have a chance. Thanks for keeping it for me.

    True Dat brudder, true dat.
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    Occasional use of +P ammo in a steel framed, heavy barrel, S&W Model 10 probably will not hurt it, as long as you are not going through 50 rounds at a time at the range. Use only factory +P loads, never +P+ or +P reloads.

    +P is defense ammo. Even in some guns rated for +P, running a few hundred rounds can lead to excess wear on the gun. This can throw off the timing or loosen things up. Should be okay, but it will be hard on the gun.

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    I heard shooting people with +p Resulted in Acute lead poisoning and deceleration trauma.
    So I would have to say it depends on your position in the situation.



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