Is anyone currently manufacturing 32rf?

[surfer365]

I was wondering if there was a company that is currently manufacturing 32rf?

I am looking for some current 32rf, not antique/collectible

If you have a good source please PM me

Thanks

 

[SCHNEIDERSAUTO]

i believe dixe makes a reloadable shell $5 each i have heard . tactical 870 i believe may be making cases . but you still have too reload them . some 1 did a run a few years back .you can expect too pay $75 too $100 a box .good luck

 

[surfer365]

I am not looking to reload, only newly manufactured ammo

Maybe someone has some Canuck? I think I need long, not sure if I can use short.

 

[Max Owner]

Could send an e-mail to the manufacturers and see if they are gonna be doing a production run of it in the near future.

Most of the "old stuff" gets run every 3-5 years depending on demand.

 

[Cocked&Locked]

There are a few places in the states where you can buy 32 and 44 rimfire. You'll have to hunt around, with cowboy shooting side matches folks are shooting some old revolvers chambered for this stuff.

 

[BattleRife]

If they ever do, a whole bunch of antique pistols are instantly going to become prohibited firearms. Most .32 RF pistols have been deregistered on the premise that the ammo is no longer available.

 

[danyboy]

32rf

If they ever do, a whole bunch of antique pistols are instantly going to become prohibited firearms. Most .32 RF pistols have been deregistered on the premise that the ammo is no longer available.
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Why would an antique become prohibited all of a sudden ?
danyboy

 

[TheCoachZed]

If they ever do, a whole bunch of antique pistols are instantly going to become prohibited firearms. Most .32 RF pistols have been deregistered on the premise that the ammo is no longer available.

A lotta people on here don't know the antique laws.

 

[sunray]

"...only newly manufactured ammo..." Nope. Navy Arms did a short run, some time back. Currently runs $189US per 50, Stateside.

 

[burnt_servo]

If they ever do, a whole bunch of antique pistols are instantly going to become prohibited firearms. Most .32 RF pistols have been deregistered on the premise that the ammo is no longer available.

how is new ammo different than a reloadable case ?

 

[starpuss]

i am talking to a dealer that may make up 500 boxes of 32 rimfire. sure they will cost $50.00 a box but thats still a good deal. ill post info when i find out 100% forsure when they will.

 

[tactical870]

If they ever do, a whole bunch of antique pistols are instantly going to become prohibited firearms. Most .32 RF pistols have been deregistered on the premise that the ammo is no longer available.

Not at all true. There are lots of calibers not on the antique exemption list which are stuill readily available. All it will do is drive up the price of .32 guns. My $500 DA .32 will be worth 1500 if ammo becomes easily available....

i believe dixe makes a reloadable shell $5 each i have heard . tactical 870 i believe may be making cases . but you still have too reload them . some 1 did a run a few years back .you can expect too pay $75 too $100 a box .good luck

$2 per shot is going rate for clean .32 ammo. I do have some conversion cases and can make a hundred more. $5 for a reloadable brass case with your choice of .22 acorn or .27 Hilti ignition. I personally find the .22 acorn primed cases to be much more reliable than the .27 as they dent easier than hilti blanks.