I have a Model 1885 Winchester High Wall chambered in .32 Ideal. I have acquired 60 rounds of new brass. The only cast bullets I can locate are .323 and 170 Grain. These would work fine, I suppose, since they are made for the .32-40 which is also .323 diameter. Has anyone worked up a safe and accurate load for this calibre using 170 grain bullets. The old High Wall has the "WP" proof was originally chambered in .32-40 with a heavy #3 barrel so I suspect it could safely handle most any powder load in such a small case.
Load Data for .32 Ideal
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