A group for 32 lovers?

I'm in... 2 M16-4's (with one converted to .327 Federal), 432PD, Colt 1903 & Ruger SP101.

I'd have more but, this is California dang it!!!!

Also.. I badly want to find one of the rare Marlin 1894's chambered in .32 H&R Magnum...
 
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Comrad checking in with my three inch Model 30-1 here. What can we do about getting ammo stocked in my neighborhood? I think I 'm the only one in NJ who has one.
 
I've been buying 32 long on ammoseek, fairly cheap but have to pay shipping. After burning thru enough ammo I hope to reload
 
i'll play. don't have many but I do reload for all of them and they are cheap to shoot if you reload.
 
I want in on the "Brotherhood"!

My "Dream" .32 is an eight shot DA with five inch barrel. I would shoot it in Steel Challenge Competition. I would even settle for a seven shot. Maybe a gold bead front sight.



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SHAZAAM! The first non-meeting of the totally un-PC non-organizational encounter of the 32 Brotherhood has come to disorder! As the duly un-elected non-President and Grand High Poobah, I welcome one and all who have responded by non-enrolling in this un-group. Long may we reign! :D :D :D

Froggie
 
I'm in since I have a custom 32 long K frame built by Andy Horvath and a 16-3. There will be one or two more 32's in the stable. Thinking of having a 6" 32 long bbl made for my contender and having an accurate 32 single shot to play with. Love to shoot offhand. I nominate Froggie for president of this group, does anyone want to second it? Larry
 
All I have is a Kel-Tec P32 and a .32-20 Uberti 1866 carbine but am lusting for other models especially the CZ83, Bersa Thunder and the long awaited reprise of the now legendary Smith & Wesson model 16.
 
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My Dad's favorite was the K-32. His thoughts were a 22 would be too short on power at 100 yards, a 38 or 44 was to heavy to throw a box in your pocket and go for a walk, but with the 32 SW Long, you could slip a box of 50 rounds in your pocket comfortably and had enough power for the plinking he liked to do. His favorite powder for reloading it is long obsolete, Dupont 5066. So I'll join in his memory.
 
All hail the Great Green Pooba. I only have a Manhurin walther in 32 acp. Even shoot it once in awhile. Great little auto. Frank
 
Like the un-birthday party in Alice Through the Looking Glass we are now unofficially in a non-meeting that has been called to dis-order by the un-President (otherwise known as the "High Poobah") and having quite a few un-members who are conducting non-business. My only concern now is how will we know when we are done! :D :D :D

Our tent is very large (if we had a tent, that is) and all are welcome to non-enroll. I'm wondering though, should we have un-charter non-members? ;)

Froggie

"The time has come, the Poobah said, to speak of many things;
Of cartridges and barrel lengths; of Roper grips and springs."
(With apologies to Lewis Carroll)
 
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Froggie,

I'm in since I have more .32s than I thought. You might want to give some thought on the "Brotherhood" name though. My wife loves shooting the old S&W .32 revos.
 
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A wise thing to do???

Does anyone really think this is a wise thing to do? Here in my area, .32 S&W Long and .32 H&R magnum ammo is difficult to find and costly when I manage to locate any, and the guns that chamber these cartridges are pricey as well.

I can't shoot any of my guns without reloading. Oh, I'll spend a few bucks on cheap 9mm or specialty rounds, but shooting regularly is out of the question unless I make my own.
 
I can't shoot any of my guns without reloading. Oh, I'll spend a few bucks on cheap 9mm or specialty rounds, but shooting regularly is out of the question unless I make my own.


My intent was not to stop reloading, but stop praising .32 cartridges publicly and getting other folks interested in them, LOL!!
 
shooter grade.

Hi All
yea yea I know. this is how I received it. took me a couple years but it runs perfectly now and very accurate. I oil the hec out of it now and then. removed every part and cleaned them up.
1939 assembled in prague. Nazi proof. CZ27
 
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Hardknocks, it looks like your CZ live up to your name! ;) I've heard good things about how well they shoot, though and yours certainly proves that it's a durable design. My experience with the 32 auto pocket pistols is pretty sparse, but the round works well in my K-frame! :D

Froggie
 
Froogie,

I'm in since I have more .32s than I thought. You might want to give some thought on the "Brotherhood" name though. My wife loves shooting the old S&W .32 revos.

Nobody ever accused me of being politically correct, and I refuse to be part of a "Sisterhood," so how about "32s from the 'hood?" Nah, that sounds like we're talking about Saturday Night Specials! Oops, there I go being politically incorrect again! :rolleyes:

Froggie
 
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