Can you shoot 9mm in the Rohrbaugh 380?

[Richard S]

Good whiskey would be cheaper than the .32 Long Colt, if you could find any more.

I still have a box with a few rounds of the stuff, pure lead bullets and all, in my safe. The trouble is I no longer have the old Colt revolver for which they were manufactured. For the benefit of any of my heirs who might be rummaging through my "stuff" when I'm gone, I've written on the box, "Do NOT load these in a .32 Smith & Wesson."  

[Reinz]

I still have a box with a few rounds of the stuff, pure lead bullets and all, in my safe. The trouble is I no longer have the old Colt revolver for which they were manufactured. For the benefit of any of my heirs who might be rummaging through my "stuff" when I'm gone, I've written on the box, "Do NOT load these in a .32 Smith & Wesson."  

Very good thinking!

I'm sure your heirs will appreciate and odds are they are not as knowledgeable as you are/were about guns and ammo.

[DTM_39]

For the record,  The extractor and the ejecter are also different.