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<blockquote data-quote="mln1963" data-source="post: 690423" data-attributes="member: 6764">What are your thoughts on running +P loads through the old K frames. I don&#039;t think the +P loads were around back in the 70s when these guns were made? I have a couple of Model 14s that I like to shoot but as you know ammo is scarce. So I shoot what I can get. I have one that I&#039;ve shot 50 rounds of WWB +P through. I stopped at that after someone advised not to do it.The Model 19 sure seems to look like the same size cylinder with a lot more pressure from the 357 round. The barrel doesn&#039;t worry me as I know they are the same. So the only real part in question in my opinion would be the cylinder. Can they handle a steady load of +P loads? I could email S&amp;W but I have a feeling they would give their lawyers answer to protect themselves from any possible lawsuit. There are no shortages of opinions or experience here on OSA so lets hear it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mln1963, post: 690423, member: 6764"] What are your thoughts on running +P loads through the old K frames. I don't think the +P loads were around back in the 70s when these guns were made? I have a couple of Model 14s that I like to shoot but as you know ammo is scarce. So I shoot what I can get. I have one that I've shot 50 rounds of WWB +P through. I stopped at that after someone advised not to do it. The Model 19 sure seems to look like the same size cylinder with a lot more pressure from the 357 round. The barrel doesn't worry me as I know they are the same. So the only real part in question in my opinion would be the cylinder. Can they handle a steady load of +P loads? I could email S&W but I have a feeling they would give their lawyers answer to protect themselves from any possible lawsuit. There are no shortages of opinions or experience here on OSA so lets hear it. [/QUOTE]

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