.380 auto Revolver

zeke111

April 01, 2011 17:37

Does any one make such a revolver?
I think Ruger made a .357/9MM convertable.
I have been searching.
Thank you

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  tsr1965

  April 01, 2011 17:44

  Any of the 9mm revolver's that use moon clips, very well might be able to do the 380 too.
  
  Best

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  duckhunter

  April 01, 2011 18:38

  Ruger does not use moon clips.

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  Hawk Carse

  April 01, 2011 19:20

  I never heard of a .380 ACP revolver.
  
  The .380 is so small that operation in a 9mm P revolver even with clips like a Speed Six or S&W M940 is spotty.

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  beantownshootah

  April 01, 2011 20:36

  Supposedly Charter arms has such a revolver in the works that will take either 9mm or .380ACP without clips.
  
  Unfortunately, this is one of those "phantom" projects that gets announced every year, but never comes out. If the thing actually worked, I'd buy one in a flash, but given the literally years of delay it seems doubtful that they'll ever actually release it.
  
  http://www.tactical-life.com/online/products/charter-arms-rimless-revolver/

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  ruger41

  April 01, 2011 21:15

  Ruger did produce some Service Six revolvers in what they called .380 Rim http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=222522180
  which is the same thing as the .38/200 or the .38 S&W--not to be confused with .38 Special. They were meant for the overseas market but turn up here from time to time. As to anyone making one in .380 ACP I've never seen one.

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  woodshed87

  April 04, 2011 05:59

  quote:Originally posted by Hawk Carse
  I never heard of a .380 ACP revolver.
  
  The .380 is so small that operation in a 9mm P revolver even with clips like a Speed Six or S&W M940 is spotty.
  [:D]

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