I'm about to purchase an LCR, and pretty much have my mind made up on getting the .38 for lighter carry use and better recoil management. That being said however, if you shoot a .38 out of a .357 LCR, is the. 38 less accurate because the bullet has to 'jump' the extra length from cylinder to barrel?
It may be a stupid question but I'm fairly new to revolvers and I'm curious about it. I never would have thought of it except for reading about accuracy issues with say, the Taurus Judge, because the .45 Colts are so much shorter than the .410 shells the jump to barrel throws it off.
Edited because autocorrect screwed this post
It may be a stupid question but I'm fairly new to revolvers and I'm curious about it. I never would have thought of it except for reading about accuracy issues with say, the Taurus Judge, because the .45 Colts are so much shorter than the .410 shells the jump to barrel throws it off.
Edited because autocorrect screwed this post