I'm playing with ways to take better gun photos, and I thought I would start with a couple of my .32's. I have others, but these two were handy when I was at the shop the other day.
Please post your .32 photos here, and tell us about the guns. I'll add some more when I have the chance as well.
The first one is a Rossi Model 239. Very few of these were made, this one made it from Brazil to Canada, and then to the US. It's chambered for .32 S&W long, and has proven to be exceptionally accurate with loads that it likes, but very finicky about what it likes. It's showing promise with the 31133, and that's good news for this as a small game gun.
The second gun as a Taurus model 741 stainless in .32 H&R mag. This one was made in '92. I've got some brass for the mag now, but I still haven't loaded any, so the gun has only seen .32 long loads. This is one of the least picky guns I've shot, it shoots everything well at every velocity. It finds it's way with me most every time I'm able to find my way to the woods. My normal load for it is a lyman 313631 over a load of 2.0 grains of tite-group in a 32 long case.