Cool, thanks for the info!

I don't know if I should start another thread or not, but here goes.
Obviously, the .38 super is faster and has more oomph than a nine. How come it didn't take off commercial wise, but the nine did?
Thoughts?

Not real sure why it didn't take off except for the fact that the 45 ACP did and most people who used one in 45 in the service bought them afterward. That said, I am doing my best to help with the rebirth of the Super. I have a 38S Guardian on order ...

Is it worth it to reload for 38 super?

Hi Primo good to see you. I'm doing my part.

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If I weren't planning to start reloading, I wouldn't even think about getting into .38 Super. From what I can tell, it looks like factory ammo is expensive and can be hard to find locally.

while I've never even owned one i'd take a 38 super over a 9mm any day of week, as far as ammo goes 38 super sells for about the same price as 45acp so if you can afford to shoot factory 45acp then you can afford the 38 super, and of course it would be cheaper to reload just about anything.

I probably won't be able to get the Dan Wesson any time soon but i'll be getting a RIA in 38 super right after I get my AR 15.

that is a thing of beauty!

That's the problem. The advantage I've had for the past twenty years and will have for at least another five is that I don't have to buy ammo. I get all my shooting and ammo through work. We actually supply all the major a calibers, except for the .38 super and 10mm.
I have no experience with the .38 super. I would love to shoot one. Can anyone help a brother out? :D

if you haven't had to buy Ammo for the past twenty years then you should have a lot saved up funny:p:D