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38 +P loads have increased pressures?that's what the +P stands for?over standard . 38 Special loads. These +P rounds may not, should not, cannot be fired in standard . 38 Special revolvers for risk of damage or injury to the gun and the shooter.

History. The . 38 Special was designed and produced in 1898 to be a higher velocity round, with better penetration properties than the . 38 Long Colt that was in Government Service in the Philippines during the Spanish?American War.

Charter . 38's are among the smallest revolvers in this caliber. Yes they can handle +P but we do not recommend it for the following reasons: +P ammo requires a four-inch minimum barrel to burn the extra powder.

Except for certain sportsmen activities, such as shooting targets and hunting, hollow-nose or hollow-point bullets are illegal under state law.

But here's the deal: Because the two rounds are loaded with bullets that are the same diameters, but the 357 Magnum merely has a longer case and more powder, the 38 Special cartridge can be safely fired in guns marked 357 Magnum, but not vice-versa.

38 Specials offer lighter weight, 2" barrels and superior safety features that make them ideal for concealed carry situations. It's a perfect compromise between size, weight and stopping power! Whichever model you choose, Charter . 38 Specials offer unbeatable personal protection and peace of mind.

Charter made its name with the classic . 38 Undercover. Today, the Charter family of popular . 38 Specials has grown to meet the tastes and demands of a variety of shooters.

Originally labeled "For Law Enforcement Only", +P+ ammunition is intended for heavier-duty . 38 Special and . 357 Magnum revolvers, as the increased pressure levels can result in accelerated wear and significant damage to firearms rated for lower-pressure . 38 Special loadings (as with all .