I'm assuming you mean the .32 or 38 rf cases? They work pretty well. The can turn in revolvers but as long as your chamber is snug or slightly fouled they are usually ok. They can be bought from HC collections in France or apparently from Dixie in the states. I've got one a friend made for me that has a .22 acron blank centered and it shoots very well from my revolvers but you have to be sure you have enough hammer contact. HC's site has a how to reload section which recommends loading using an empty .22 LR case full of BP. Factory .32 rf loads were usually 10 grains of BP. Hope this helps.
I've shot both in my revolvers with no ill effects. If unsure or for versatility use a short as it will work in either.....
The .32 short has a cartridge length of .560 and loaded length of .930 the .32 long has a cartridge length of .780 and loaded length of 1.165" both have a bullet diameter of .315" and I presume that you realize they are heeled bullets (like a .22 rimfire)
cheers mooncoon
So just the cases is all I need from HC ??The bullets are the hard part. As mooncoon said they are healed, and a larger diameter than a standard .32 bullet. You need to either find a mould (and I can't find one) or buy the bullets from HC. I've hear rumours about being able to shoot OOB? I believe is .32 diameter round ball.... If I remember correctly the .32 rf guns shoot a .311 bullet. You do not however need the reloading "kit" from HC as the rounds can be easily loaded with a few simple tools and a little care.
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