Review of RCBS 32-098-SWC mold for .32's

[10mmShooter]

The Lead Gods smiled upon me today, I had cleaned, lubed and prepped my new RCBS 32-098-SWC mold, and cleaned my new Lyman .314 sizer die and top punch last night and today I fired up the pot and started casting.

Here are the results, with wheel weight lead with a bit of #2 mixed in, they dropped at a hefty 101.5 grain average and at .314-.316 which is great. After sizing I ran a quick bunch through the new sizer die to see what I had and lucky me everything was in order. They lubed nicely and popped out of the sizer at .3145 inches which should do well in my circa 1920s .32 S&W long and gonna use the same bullet my old 32-20 revovler too.

So two thumbs to RCBS and Lyman they did not let me down.



I thought this would be a nice contrast...one of my Keith 250g .44 mag bullets next to their little brothers in .32 cal.

[Old Caster]

You will probably find that the 32's are very accurate in your revolver. They along with 38's were common in Bullseye matches before 45's were sufficiently accurate.

[10mmShooter]

Old Caster,

Yea I'm hopeful they will shot good, one is a litte "I" frame 32 S&W Long nickeled, and one is the larger K frame MP in 32WCF(32-20) both only 3.5 barrels, no adjustable sights back then

[Lloyd Smale]

One of the most accurate 32 bullets ive found.

[Olevern]

One of the most accurate 32 bullets ive found.

plus one on that

[Super Sneaky Steve]

I'd love to get a little .32 H&R Mag some day. Those bullets are cute.

[eka]

I got that mold for Christmas. Haven't gotten shoot any of the pile of boolits I've made yet, but I hope it will shoot good in my S&W 1908 32-20 also. From what everyone says I'm expecting great things. I wish you much success.