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Yes, I've shot .357 through it & its not something that I would want to put a box through.
I would not worry about the recoil difference, as this revolver is a close up weapon & you would be hard pressed to tell the difference in the .357 & 38+P should you have to use it in a situation.
In most post shooting interviews I've listened to firsthand, the shooter does not even remember hearing his firearm discharge & far more can't describe the recoil.

No guns to show, but I have recently been a shooting club here in the UK and will be applying to become a member.

All going well I can apply for my FAC in about 6 months.

The club I am going to join shoot small bore, sporting and prone rifle.

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Its a thumbs up for becoming a member & congratulations.:)

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Its a thumbs up for becoming a member & congratulations.:)

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I've tried a number of IWB holsters. At first I liked the kind that clip on over the belt, and they are convenient, but the clip will gradually chew up your shirt tail when you sit in a car seat. It will be perforated with little holes.

The best made, most comfortable IWB I've found, and the one I swear by now, is the Milt Sparks Versa Max 2. I've also got their Summer Special, which looks like it would be even better for its simplicity, but the VM2 is the one that cannot be beat. It ain't cheap, but it will last a lifetime, and is the most comfortable and efficient of all I've tried.

Get the horse hide. Tougher, slicker for an easier draw, and moisture resistant.

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Late reply as I have not checked this thread for a while. I have carried for 38 years now and almost always IWB. Bought a Milt Sparks VMII a couple years ago for a 4" 1911 and it is by far the best IWB holster I ever had, ended up with three for 1911's, 3,4 & 5". Ended up selling the 3" to a friend when I sold him my 3" Raptor, that I replaced with a Wilson Stealth but the VMII in horsehide can't be beat, great holsters and the only holster that I know of that can be sold used for about the same price and in some cases more than a new one. You can expect about a two month wait for a new one when ordering.

Two of my babies...

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I also have a Ruger P90 blued and a Ruger 22/45 Target with the 5.5" barrel. Long guns are a Winchester 1300 12g with 28" and 18" barrels and an early 80's vintage Marlin Model 60 (pre-Freedom Group era) with the full 22" barrel.

Very nice.. Made me go check on mine, they look similar.
Mine are used for whitetail, but hunt ground hogs with them in the off season, keeps me from getting rusty.

Top: Ruger Red Hawk 44 mag.
Bottom: S&W 41 mag.

Last is a S&W model 41 .22 cal.,w/ 4x Leupold
Used for fillin the freezer with squirrels. Attachment 233734Attachment 233735

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Very nice.. Made me go check on mine, they look similar.
Mine are used for whitetail, but hunt ground hogs with them in the off season, keeps me from getting rusty.

Top: Ruger Red Hawk 44 mag.
Bottom: S&W 41 mag.

Last is a S&W model 41 .22 cal.,w/ 4x Leupold
Used for fillin the freezer with squirrels. Attachment 233734Attachment 233735

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Model 41 S/W one of the best 22 autos i have ever shot. great pistol