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Yes it can Keith. The .38 Special Short case is the parent to .38 Long Colt and .38 Special. ... There is no problem firing this cartridge in .38 Special or .357 Magnum revolvers, but some shooters worry that the long bullet jump might make accuracy difficult.

Yes this ammo will work and fire in your 357 magnum. All 38 specials will fire and work in a 357 magnum, but 357 magnums will not work in a 38. Hope this helps.

You can fire 38 special and 357 magnum from your revolver. After shooting the 38 specials usually a ring of fouling develops ahead of the shorter case mouth that needs to be cleaned before shooting 357 magnums to ensure that the longer magnum cartridges seat easily and do not tie the cylinder up.

Yes the ammo will work perfect in it.

Yes it certainly can, I enjoy shooting 38special out of my 357 guns because of the price difference.

yes you can. the .357 is a stretched high power .38 special. They made it longer because the pressure made by a .357 round is to much for many .38 special guns. The extra length prevents the .38 special chamber from being closed with a .357 round