I rediscovered my 431PD the other day and took it to the range. I had forgotten what a joy this little revolver was to shoot and carry. Of course, I was shocked to see the price of .32 magnum ammo these days, but I am starting to develop a load for it myself and saving my brass.

Now then. I wonder if there are any gun stores or private parties who have a 432 they would part with for a reasonable sum. I think that would be a wonderful pocket gun addition.

If anyone runs across a 432 that is available, please let me know.

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There is a 432 in the WTS section.
I also have a 431. I think it is the perfect platform for the 32 H&R magnum.

I bought my daughter a 331ti. I put the pink stocks on it to keep myself from carrying it, LOL!!

Buds did have a couple they were running on Gunbroker

I'm with you on the J frame .32 magnums, although mine go back a few years earlier than those mentioned. L to R: 632 Airweight Centennial, 631, 631 Lady Smith.

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The 432 in our "for sale" is new and very well priced!! Makes me wonder why I have not bought it!!

i think i want one, too!

Bought a 632 Power port for the wife last year and promptly fell in love with it, and .32's in general. They are sold short as defense rounds because of wimpy factory loadings over the years, but consulting Phil Sharpe's 1937 handloading book showed me that even the .32 long was capable of impressive performance in strong revolvers when loaded to its full potential. A delight to shoot....accurate, and no painful recoil. So far I've kept to H and R cases--I'd love a 432 as well, next time I have some "gun money."

The 432 is a great little revolver, well worth the effort to find one

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