32 cal combos

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32 cal combos

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Okay I’ll play.
Browning 53 32-20
Rem Model 25 32-20
Ruger Buckeye 32-20
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Those are great! I love my Win 92 in 32 WCF. I need to get busy and find a handgun to go with it.

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Same here, 73 in 32WCF but know sixgun yet.
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Not bad Tycer….ALL hard to get guns! You’re “in” bro.

Only thing I could come up with is a first model Colt Lightning made in 1886 and a Smith Hand Ejector made in 1906. Im sure there’s more but these were at the front.

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PillHer has a .327 SP 101 and a .327 Henry. Is that close enough for the 32 combos?
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Sixgun wrote: Wed Aug 16, 2023 8:26 pm Not bad Tycer….ALL hard to get guns! You’re “in” bro.

Only thing I could come up with is a first model Colt Lightning made in 1886 and a Smith Hand Ejector made in 1906. Im sure there’s more but these were at the front.

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I have a couple of thousand rounds out of the 32-20 Lightning…..all very light loads of 3 grains of Bullseye and that gun eats em up. Can’t ever remember a hangup
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piller wrote: Wed Aug 16, 2023 9:35 pm PillHer has a .327 SP 101 and a .327 Henry. Is that close enough for the 32 combos?
Sure is !
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Beautiful guns, gentlemen! Thanks for the pictures.
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My .32 combo... .32 WCF anyway...

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I tell ya Kid….those model 25’s are few and far between………..I sold one to AJMD in 32-20 thinking more would show up but it didn’t happen…….still have a like new one in 25-20 and that baby shoots moa with 69 gr, Lyman’s.
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Sixgun wrote: Fri Aug 18, 2023 9:16 pm I tell ya Kid….those model 25’s are few and far between………..I sold one to AJMD in 32-20 thinking more would show up but it didn’t happen…….still have a like new one in 25-20 and that baby shoots moa with 69 gr, Lyman’s.
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My contribution to the .32WCF party.

I've had the '92 since my senior year in college. The $438 dollars I spent on it was every last buck I had at the time. Still glad I bought it.
Getting them both to the same POA included a switch to JSP bullets. The S&W won't shoot cast bullets for snot.
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2ndovc wrote: Sat Aug 19, 2023 2:33 pm My contribution to the .32WCF party.

I've had the '92 since my senior year in college. The $438 dollars I spent on it was every last buck I had at the time. Still glad I bought it.
Getting them both to the same POA included a switch to JSP bullets. The S&W won't shoot cast bullets for snot.
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OK. 327 and 32 Special.
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2ndovc wrote: Sat Aug 19, 2023 2:33 pm My contribution to the .32WCF party.

I've had the '92 since my senior year in college. The $438 dollars I spent on it was every last buck I had at the time. Still glad I bought it.
Getting them both to the same POA included a switch to JSP bullets. The S&W won't shoot cast bullets for snot.
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