Rates well in my book, but then some people think I'm a little touched. To keep the cost down you will need to be casting your projectiles, I never found a RN mould I liked but bought round nosed bullets, so I know they are out there. Lee has a SWC that works in revolvers and I have a Lyman mould for 32-20 that I use in S&W Long cases that will duplicate the 32 Colt New Police load. I hope you have a powder measure that is good with small loads, as WW231, Unique, and Bullseye all use small amounts ( I recommend the Lyman 55, as it has a "Hammer" mounted on the front to vibrate the last few flakes of powder out of the measure and makes very consistent small loads). I have used Trail boss and it works fine (just remember NEVER compress the load!) Some people like Little Gun, but pressures clime incredibly fast as the charge gets a closer to the max end. I think there are some other powders that will do a good job too, check the powder manufactures "Cowboy" loads. I have 6 or 7 top break revolvers in long and short & a Davis derringer in ACP loaded with LRN for "Belly Gun" shoots. I had bought the wife a Model 30 Snubby, but her arthritis wouldn't allow her to use it; so I traded for a S&W 1896 lemon squeezer in 38 S&W. If you buy a 32 H&R mag die set then order a 32acp seat and crimp die and ACP shell holder, you'll have dies for everything except 327 Federal and 32-20 WCF. There are a few long guns out there for 32s and the revolver rounds work well in all the ones I've had experience with. My best friend was working on a "Barn yard" (50-75 yard) varmint rifle in 32 S&W Long, but I don't know what became of it. Have fun. Ivan
