Putting the single six 32 mag to work.

[Bullshop Junior]

Was out exploring the 1000 yard shooting range, an was packing my single six 32 mag. This little guy took off and stopped about 20 yards away, so I took the shot.

This was the first kill with this gun. 4gn of unique and a 90gn cast bullet.

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[Silvercreek Farmer]

Nice shot!

[taco650]

"Poor wittle bunny wabbit!" LOL! Good shooting.

[Tradhunter]

Dang it! I do not need another pistol in another caliber but that load looks sweet. I bet that is a blast to shoot. Congratulations and thanks for posting.

[Wayne Smith]

Gotta change your location, Jr. Nice eating, need probably two or three more for the family.

[Bullshop Junior]

Gotta change your location, Jr. Nice eating, need probably two or three more for the family.

I plan on it, as soon as I get on a computer.

[EMC45]

Well done!

[CastingFool]

Good shooting!

[jroc]

Nice. Those single six .32's are sweet. I have one, it's fun to shoot easy to reload.

[MT Gianni]

Wow you got your MT license already?

[Bullshop Junior]

Wow you got your MT license already?

I just got the out of state one.

[pls1911]

The last thing I need is another caliber, which drives additional base plates, tool heads, dies luber-sizers, loading dies, bullet molds, gas checks, brass stash, .. and um, oh yeah .... a new gun.
My brother in law has a .32 Ruger which is sweet, but what does it really offer over a .38 special, or even a .38+P round?
Velocity? ...Maybe, maybe not
Bullet weight? definitely not.
Penetration? That depends on lots of factors, but probably not.
Slap factor & etc? Not really.
Accuracy? Nope.

Help me here, because I've been haunted by this little round ever since shooting it the first time.
I want to like it.
I am charmed, but not convinced.

[MT Gianni]

Perfect trap line gun and small game-getter. 100 gr lead load vs 150 average, it is accurate with 2.5 gr powder [red dot] and @ 1050 fps with the slower powders. Compare it not to a 38 but to a 22 lr with 250% more bullet weight and the velocities of a 22 rifle from a handgun.

[dragon813gt]

The last thing I need is another caliber, which drives additional base plates, tool heads, dies luber-sizers, loading dies, bullet molds, gas checks, brass stash, .. and um, oh yeah .... a new gun.

I said the same thing and then I bought a Single Seven in 327 Federal. Bought some 32 Mag brass today so I had something to load until I shoot up the little bit of factory ammo I have. I definitely didn't need another one especially when it requires more tooling and components.

[richhodg66]

I have a Single Six in .32 Mag with a very long barrel I need to start working with more. I like the .32s.

[starmac]

I always wanted Daniel dads single six in 22ccm, gotta be different you know. The 32 would make more sense though.

[Bullshop Junior]

I just want the grips off his 22 ccm.

[starmac]

I know what you mean, but I bet they could be yours, for the right price. lol

[Bullshop Junior]

The grips are worth more then the gun is lol.

[starmac]

I know, I'm thinking you should buy the grips, and he could give me the gun. lol

[Lance Boyle]

I've had the hankering for a smith and wesson .32

[MT Gianni]

I have an old S&W 32 long that is a great shooter. Nickle with franzite faux stag antler [ugly] grips, fixed sights and it screams pimp gun. It is right up there with my K-38 in accuracy. If you find one consider it strongly.

[dualsport]

The new Single Seven looks good to me. If I didn't already have a SSM I'd be all over it. Everybody needs a nice .32.

[Mk42gunner]

An added plus for starting with a .32 caliber handgun is that you get all sorts of new plinking boolits for your .30-.31 caliber rifles.

No enablers here....

Robert

[chg]

I've had a total of four. A single six purchased in 1985, a S&W M16 that should have never left the factory, an SP101, and a Marlin Cowboy. Still have the single six and the Marlin. Fun guns and a great little caliber.

[Bullshop Junior]

Wait wait wait. Marlin made a lever action 32 mag?

[rockrat]

Yep, it was a nice little rifle. Don't think too many were made and if you are independently wealthy nowadays, you might be able to afford one.

[Idaho Mule]

They are few and far between, and SPENDY, but they made 'em. Just get the 32-20. JW

[Bullshop Junior]

Marlin still shows it on their website. So much want.

[dragon813gt]

Marlin still shows it on their website. So much want.

Website is very old. They show a lot that are out of production. Pony up $3,000 when one shows up on Gunbroker and it can be yours. I will warn you. You will be bidding against me. I want to modify one to 327 Federal :)

[Whit Spurzon]

I was ransomed out of my 32 H&R Marlin last year. Nice accurate gun. Lil'gun and those RCBS 32-98 SWC were mighty impressive on the rams and other long range steel. I kind of miss it but the 32-20 fills the niche nicely.

32 H&R bottom
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[19112TAP]

I was glad to get mine about 7 years ago and got it for $700, it would take allot of money to get it. I love this little gun and it shoot great also with the RCBS 32-98 SWC. I have a Ruger Bisley with the fixed sights to go along with it.

[joatmon]

I need to figure out posting pic's and put mine up on GB.

Computer dumb Aaron

[Bullshop Junior]

I want one but not for that kind of money.

I had a real nice 94 in 25/20 I really miss, but it moved on a few months ago.