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I will give you a general response. Because I do not consider myself an "expert" I will avoid answering the more technical aspects of your post.
I have a 38 Super made by Briley. I truly enjoy this caliber. It gives you a little more power than the standard 9mm for about the same cost of reloading. I use the 9mm bullets for both my 9x19 and my 38 Super. I also use the same powder, Power Pistol. This gives me two different calibers but still using the same bullet, same powder and same primer. In my 650 the setup is the same. Simply switch tool heads and keep loading.
You will get replies telling you how superior the 9x23 is and how much more you can get out of the 9x23 ect. They will all be correct. However the 38 Super fits what I am after - more power than 9mm, low cost reloading, available components, capable of stopping most two or four legged animals.
I have a 38 Super made by Briley. I truly enjoy this caliber. It gives you a little more power than the standard 9mm for about the same cost of reloading. I use the 9mm bullets for both my 9x19 and my 38 Super. I also use the same powder, Power Pistol. This gives me two different calibers but still using the same bullet, same powder and same primer. In my 650 the setup is the same. Simply switch tool heads and keep loading.
You will get replies telling you how superior the 9x23 is and how much more you can get out of the 9x23 ect. They will all be correct. However the 38 Super fits what I am after - more power than 9mm, low cost reloading, available components, capable of stopping most two or four legged animals.