32SW Long Loads

[Beaver]

I just received 500, 32 caliber, 95 gr. SWC from Penn Bullets. They are the cutest, prettiest little bullets I've ever seen. I'd like to think Elmer would have liked them. Bob P. took the time to talk to me for several minutes about bullet molds and other topics. Thank you, Bob. I'm looking for a cleaner burning powder than Unique. I'm shooting a SW Mdl. 31, 4" barrel. Any help from the Masters? beaver

 

[Beaver]

I just received 500, 32 caliber, 95 gr. SWC from Penn Bullets. They are the cutest, prettiest little bullets I've ever seen. I'd like to think Elmer would have liked them. Bob P. took the time to talk to me for several minutes about bullet molds and other topics. Thank you, Bob. I'm looking for a cleaner burning powder than Unique. I'm shooting a SW Mdl. 31, 4" barrel. Any help from the Masters? beaver

 

[Bruce51]

You could try some Bullseye. I think you might be really happy with some SR 7625. It meters well,it is similar to Unique. 3.0-3.2 grains works well with that bullet weight. Bruce

 

[VonFatman]

Want to talk cute? Here are pics of the 90 gr. Hornady HBWCs flush seated in the .32 S&W Long cases. The 38 Specials are in the photo for scale.

They shoot like a dream! Even pbslinger says these are cute...and he generally reserves that description for extremely well engineered gun show (or NRA Convention) participants!

2gr of Bullseye does the job.

Bob

 

[505Gibbs]

Hodgden's and Alliant have web versions of their load data books - try their respective sites.

 

[41 fan]

bwienert,

I have used the Penn .32 95gr SWC bullets in all my .32 caliber guns. My last order was for 3000.
Two point five grains of Bullseye with that bullet gave me 830 fps from my 4" model 31. Two grains of BE is close to factory performance. Dean