32ACP projectiles
- Thread starter Power Pill
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Almost no one carries them, most people who have 32's don't shoot them a whole lot, so it isn't worth while to reload for them. If there isn't much demand then no one will carry the components. If you want them you may have to order them, but with component supplies in general being what they are, be prepared for a long wait. I have my 12/6, but won't even buy a 32 simply because of cost of ammo .380 is expensive enough, but at least you can get both components and no problem getting loaded ammo
I managed to find one box of .312" pistol bullets in the past 2-3 years of looking. I use them in some light .303B and 7.62x54R loads. I picked up a .312" 90gr mould for casting my own since then and use those mostly now.
I shoot .32ACP through chamber adapters for rifles but usually use factory ammo. I do have an issue with pierced primers though and have thought about reloading some with small rifle primers to try to prevent it from messing up my bolt. With how many I fire (>20 a year) I haven't picked up dies or anything yet.
Your best bet may be to get cast bullets from a place like The Bullet Barn. They sell 78gr and 96gr bullets that would work; .312" and .313" respectively.
I shoot .32ACP through chamber adapters for rifles but usually use factory ammo. I do have an issue with pierced primers though and have thought about reloading some with small rifle primers to try to prevent it from messing up my bolt. With how many I fire (>20 a year) I haven't picked up dies or anything yet.
Your best bet may be to get cast bullets from a place like The Bullet Barn. They sell 78gr and 96gr bullets that would work; .312" and .313" respectively.
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Not to hijack, but how much a PITA is reloading the tiny .32?!
