.32 Winchester Special
- Thread starter ronecol
- Start date
Yes, I'd say. A Canadian site selling AK 47 pistols was a tip off.
The 32 Special is a good cartridge. From what I can tell, pre WWII the 32's (Winchester, Remington, and Rimfire) were more common than the 30's.
A 1950's Winchester 94 32 Special is the most accurate open sighted rifle I've ever shot and works just fine on Elk.
A 1950's Winchester 94 32 Special is the most accurate open sighted rifle I've ever shot and works just fine on Elk.
madtrapper143
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Steep Rock Lake NWO
I have a Winchester Model 64 in .32 Special. It's 24" barrel makes a big difference over the standard 20" carbine. Cool rifle and definitely more power than a .30 WCF. I do reload for it. Bullets, brass and dies were all very easy to access.
Darryl
Darryl
Boltcarrier
CGN Regular
Hey, Darryl,
I am looking for a crimp die for the .32 ws, and also if you have any suggestions on best place to get brass and bullets
much appreciated..
Chuck
Well there you go! I thought they might be too good to be true, hence my warning about "Scam sites"....
MuleyStalker
CGN Regular
- Location
- Wainwright, Ab
I bought a Win Model 94 in 32 Special, in 1976. I still have it, and take it into the close cover every now and then. It now has a Williams aperture sight on it...my eyes aren't as good as they used to be, but a deer within 100 yards or so is in trouble. I hand load so ammunition isn't a problem.
Midnight Rider
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- ......the Vanishing Point .
I bought a Win. 32 Special as my first center fire rifle , and still have it . Fortunately I stocked up on ammo , although the ammo seems to come back into production every 3 or 4 years , and then repeats the cycle .
