I realize that the OP asked a specific question about a specific application of a specific set of dies but because other folks might read this thread with similar but different concerns, I'd like to expand it just a little bit. First, since all of the 32 family (if you ignore the 32-20, of course) share a common diameter and are cylindrical and without taper, so the same carbide sizing die will work for all if there is sufficient room inside the die for the shell to go in (sufficient "reach.")
Second, the mouth belling die must be able to adjust deeply enough to reach the mouth of the shortest case... you can always back the die off to only go down enough to bell a longer case. Oddly, I have a set of the tiny little 32 dies for my TruLine Jr that will barely reach the 32 S&W Long case mouth, but work fine on 32 H&R or 327 FM!
Finally, the seating and crimping die must reach low enough to seat the bullet and crimp the mouth of the shortest cartridge you wish to load. Again, you can back the die out and perform these tasks on the longer cartridges, it's the shorter ones that may be problematic.
I have used standard Lyman and RCBS die sets for all three (32 S&W L, H&R, and 327 Fed Mag) and Lee die sets for 32 S&W L and H&R without issue. You need only to check the dies you question for three things; will the sizing die accept the full length of your longest cartridge, will the belling die come down far enough for your shortest cartridge, and will the seating and crimping die come down for the shortest cartridge.
There are a very few die sets (no longer produced AFAIK) that decap and bell the case mouth with the same die... these will be case length specific and all the above should be ignored when speaking of these dies. You will need some work-arounds for those.
HTH ~ Froggie
