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  • Spider7115
    If it has a brass receiver, it's more likely a Model 1866 (see pic below). It should be stamped on the tang behind the hammer. You can fire either .38 Special or .357 ammo out of a .357-marked firearm. The Navy Arms/Uberti is very popular among Cowboy Action Shooting enthusiasts.

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  • jaegermister
    Thankyou, yes I see marked 38special on tang. I have no intention or desire to shoot 357mag. Nor do I shoot cowboy action. My 38 special pistol sees only wad cutters and I know they will not function, should I use round nose lead or jacketed? Will this rifle handle the +p jacketed bulk ammo I see on sale? what is the connection if any with uberti and navy arms? barrel marked navy arms nj italy?
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  • Spider7115
    quote:Originally posted by jaegermister
    Thankyou, yes I see marked 38special on tang. I have no intention or desire to shoot 357mag. Nor do I shoot cowboy action. My 38 special pistol sees only wad cutters and I know they will not function, should I use round nose lead or jacketed? Will this rifle handle the +p jacketed bulk ammo I see on sale? what is the connection if any with uberti and navy arms? barrel marked navy arms nj italy?


    OK, I thought you said it was a .357 magnum. If it's a .38 Special, you can NOT fire .357 rounds in it.

    Navy Arms is an importer for Italian-made Uberti firearms.
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  • nmyers
    The most economical bullets that likely will function in your rifle are lead round nose or semi-wadcutters. Semi-jacketed or full jacketed certainly will work, but will cost a bit.

    Neal
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