So, you will need to buy lead bulleted loads or get into reloading. It‘s not improbable that the range safety certificate does not allow the use of full patch ammo. Both have been built to conform to the UK’s 12/24” (Large Firearm) law with a 12” barrel and fixed grip extension (brace) to make the minimum 24” required length! The first obvious difference when you pick up a fullbore LBR is it’s considerably heavier than it’s LBP (Long Barrelled Pistol) cousin, which is only available in 22 Long Rifle!Ī point of consideration – it’s worth checking with your club for their rules on jacketed bullets and appropriate loads. The two most common makes are the Brazilian Taurus M66 and the ALFA Pro from the Czech Republic. To be honest, 38 Special is the best bet, as it’s more controllable and potentially accurate and will do the job required. The Specials use an identical but shorter case to the Magnum. These are typically available in 38 Special/357 Magnum and 44 Special/Magnum. LBRs are available in rimfire and fullbore calibres however, I’m discussing the latter. We’ve got another article on Long Barrel Pistols and Revolvers for you from Eddie Putwain of Team Red Flag. Have you seen our previous post about Basic LBR/LBP Techniques? If not, go and check it out!
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