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From what I understand they made a set specifically for the 32 S&W but if the long set would work i will take it

Hi
I am looking for a set to reload the old 32 S&W (not 32 S&W long)

I have a set of I think 38 special or (more likely) 357 I can trade in addition to other considerations

I plan on making muzzleloading bullets only do 100% of my swaging will be soft lead only

How about some pics of your set ups?

I a building mine in something similar to an alcove that's six feet wide so it will be fastened to the wall on the back and both sides which I think will make it rigid right there

I was thinking...

OK I gonna make a swaging bench. I will be buying a Walnut Hill press from Corbin and want to know how you all prefer it on your setup. Do to a few factors the width will be limited to six feet but I...

BTW Corbin is making the dies they are single two step lead bullet dies

I am having dies made for two simple muzzleloading revolver bullets to swage from pure lead wire cut to size. Can I use something simple like a Rock Crusher or Orange Crusher until I can get...

I was interested in making and maybe selling muzzleloading bullets only. Still need the license? Muzzleloaders aren't considered firearms by the ATF, no FFL is neded to buy them, so why would...

But the rim that gets shaved off anyway is a critical design element for use in a percussion revolver. The slightly narrower base dropsin and the rim assures a right fit to prevent chain firing. The...

Thank you for the information

Purely an academic question but if you were going to produce these for sale would you cast or swage?

So are you saying it can't/shouldn't be swaged? Seems like with the hollow base it would be easier? I would like to check into it anyway of it can be swaged, from pure lead, who would make dies for...

Is anyone familier with these bullets for BP revolvers? These are in 36 but they also came in 44. They are swaged not cast and I only have a few hundred left. They have a hollow base that expands to...