Incidentally, finding an example of a revolver chambered in .380 took me all of 2 seconds. Google is fairly spiffy in that respect.
The difference in .38 and .357, as far as recoil goes, (and, by the way, we are no longer on the topic of my sisters gun) has been negligible, in MY experience. Obviously, if you pop a few rounds of .38 through a Ruger Security Six, then follow that with popping a few rounds of .357 from some air-weight thing, yes, you will absolutely feel a difference. I never claimed otherwise. But, my experience has involved 2 different pistols, both of them .357's. Both of them were fairly weighty, and both of them had upgraded rubber grips. I have fired both .357 and .38 from both pistols. And, in both pistols, I found no noticeable difference between the two rounds. Others have had the same experience as I did, in my presence.
You may have had a different experience with a similar scenario. Maybe you're super sensitive, or a little weak in the wrists. And, that's okay.
Either way, I'm not going to continue arguing my experiences. You can accept them, or not; I really don't care, either way. I'm also not going to continue arguing about my sisters pistol. Having actually laid eyes upon the weapon, and even held it in my grubby little paws, in order to examine it, I can speak to it with a bit more authority than you can, considering that there is absolutely zero chance that you would have the opportunity to examine anything belonging to a sister of mine.
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