That's weird...especially since the actual size of a .38 Special bullet is .357 inches. Is .38 Spl being superior to .357 Magnum actually in the New Mexico law or is it a rule/regulation? I guess the bonus to that is you load your .357 revolver with .38 Spl and have an easier time qualifying to carrying both. I'm guessing the folks that came up with this one are not gun people.PracticalTactical wrote:It's goofy, because if you qualify with .357 you can't carry .38 special because it's a "higher caliber".
