Its become a recent thing that all the lesser calibers are now reloaders calibers. I think .32 by definition these are lesser calibers. There are few if any deals to be had. My advice to anyone who owns one, regardless of it being shot regularly or not is to stock up on their ammo. Just over the last 3+ years centerfire ammo has gone up to the point where you can expect a price around $.50 a shot, heading to $1 a shot.
The smart gun show walker can often see old ammo for sale at private tables. Gun store price on .32s is up to almost $50 a box (of 50). You can do better at discounters. But the gun show prices are still back to what seems like a much more reasonable $20 a box when you can find it.
Common sense seems to indicate you should buy when you find it.
Also in November I was offered and purchased a beautiful Colt .32. I've owned Colt's in .32 before, and in most respects, they're the equal of S&Ws. This one illustrated a big gap in my background. When we tried a .32 S&W Long, it was way too big. What I had was the dreaded .32 Colt chambering. My buddy Joe said he had some at home he'd bring to me. The only box at the show was an old box of almost 50 for $50. So at the next two shows I managed to score 2 boxes for $20 and $25.
Those little suckers have little bullets, .299 in diameter. Its a cute little gun, and I think I'm going to shoot it.
Was fun as well. 
