No. While a .38 Special may safely fire .38 Short Colt, the .38 S&W is another cartridge entirely. It is larger in diameter than the .38 Special. Firing .38 SC in a .38 S&W will result in split cartridge cases.
They both fire things called 'Bullets'
No
When the short & wad do not exit the barrel when fired, you have a squib fire, on any gun.
It depends on what you mean. You can fire a gun anywhere, however, it may or may not be legal depending you where you are and what the local gun laws are AND it may or not be safe, depending where you are. Check your local gun laws and be sure you can safely fire the gun without damaging any property or other people.
The man that created it- Samuel Colt.
Legand has it Samuel colt made a gun that could kill anything
Never!, Samuel Colt did not ivent the first gun. He improved it and popularized the revolver.
Colt is a manufacturer of firearns which has multiple products, both in their current production line and in past production lines. So it leaves the question of what model Colt you're talking about. Please rephrase the question and include the model of Colt you're referring to.
Is should have the word "Colt" on it somewhere.
Colt is a corporation, it owns itself.
Colt, gun shop, gun show, want ad, on line auctions, pawn shop, garage sale
If you mean can you fire non plus P ammo in a gun rated for plus P, yes, you can safely do that as long as it is the correct caliber.