Recent content by MrOnetwo

I got one of those 32-44`s myself. And I use an old Ideal mold. Very old. It says 32-44-83 S&W. That mold casts a roundnose .325 bullet. Some say that they used to trim that bullet to .323. I slugged my bore and found that it was pretty darn close to .320... The chambers is more like .321 than...

If you shoot black powder water and soap should be enough. I take of the grip panels and soak it in hot water. Run a few patches soaked in soap and a few dry ones. Soak it again. Then I give it a real good amount of motoroil. Dry of the surface and replace the grips. I have a few old timers...

Thank you, Ill send him a note. I will try to cut and fireform 32-20 brass first. If that becomes a questionable success Ill try your hint.... Iv just found out that I can afford the revolver, so Im one big happy camper. Ill use it in the black powder competitions (MLAIC). Im pretty confident...

Iv taken two photos so you can read the barrel address... Do you guys know how the 32-44 perform compared to the .44 Russian? I mean in the accuracy department... I might be able to buy an old Ideal mold. I hope that is the right one for the caliber. The mold has the stamp: 32-44-83 on it.

Yes that is what Iv heard too. That the casing was just as long as the cylinder. But I dont get that. The cylinder was just as big as it is on the .44, atleast that is what Iv been told. And that cylinder measures 1.42". The 32-44 casing measures .96-.98"... And Iv been told that the 32-44 had a...

Hi there. Im totally new here so bare with me... I have two S&W 44 Russians mod 3....well, actually, that blued one is made by Ludwig Loewe. Iv picked them apart, and the differences are uber small. However. Iv just bought that nickel plated one. And would like to know if anybody could help...