Cimarron Model P Standard .357 Mag Case Hardened Revolver

A: Steven, no Sir. This new P model has the floating firing pin which gives only 3-clicks.

A: sorry this is the newer style with the floating firing pin (3 click)

A: William, this is a Transfer Bar Safety model. -- https://www.cimarron-firearms.com/model-p-4-3-4-357-magnum-4-3-4-in-728.html

A: yes it is 100% good to go with 38 special ammo including 38 special +p ammo

A: This can handle 38 special and 38 special +p. It was my pleasure to assist you.

A: Edward, Yea no problem shooting 38 special in this wheel gun. That is what most people will use at the range just because of ammo cost.

A: Yes ... FYI the any revolver chambered for the .357 magnum will safely shoot the .38 special. The .357 was designed from the .38 when law enforcement want a more powerful round but didn't really want a much bigger gun. The is just a longer .38 made to hold just a bit more powder making more pressure. They both can use the same bullets just at different speeds. Your new gun will stay tighter and last long on a diet of .38s saving the .357 for hunting, defense or just blowing up the occasional water jug.

A: Yes ... FYI the any revolver chambered for the .357 magnum will safely shoot the .38 special. The .357 was designed from the .38 when law enforcement wanted a more powerful round but didn't really want a much bigger gun. The .357 is just a longer .38 made to hold just a bit more powder making more pressure. They both can use the same bullets just at different speeds. Your new gun will stay tighter and last long on a diet of .38s saving the .357 for hunting, defense or just blowing up the occasional water jug.