Just as an experiment, I tried something different last week. I fired six rounds of factory .32 S&W (not Long) in a .32-20 M&P. It worked OK and the bullets did hit the target nose first, but the sound of the discharge was a little off. Nothing looked unusual about the fired .32 S&W cases.

A couple of years ago I bought 5 boxes of .32 S&W (Remington) on sale at Academy for $10/box. I do have some .32 S&W Long revolvers, but have never fired any .32 S&W cartidges in them. I later fired some additional .32 S&W rounds in my .32 S&W L M&P, they performed very well on the target, and don't make much noise. Am planning to reload the fired cases as I have never before handloaded the .32 S&W.