Thanks for reaching out Randall! This ammo should certainly function correctly in your revolver. Many shooters notice that Tula's Russian-made ammunition produces more sparks and smoke than average, and that it also leaves a firearm relatively dirtier by the end of a range session. Note that this ammo's bullets will attract a magnet – you will definitely want to ask your range if they permit magnetic ammo before you order anything that comes from Russia. Also note that steel cases are non-reloadable.
If you would prefer to purchase American-made 38 Special ammo by the box, then I would absolutely recommend Remington or Winchester. Both of these rounds should serve you well during target practice. I'm personally a great fan of Remington UMC!
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