I've been playing with the 32-20 for a little while now and recently bought an 1892 rifle just because it was so slick...and I own the dies and moulds to feed it. The revolvers are happy with 231 but the rifle isn't. Neither gun likes Rx7. My shooting partner laughs at me, he feeds his 100+ yr old 38-40 and 44-40 Winchesters with BP because that's what works best. He's even working on a BP 32 WS load. My SAA and clones in 45 Colt haven't seen a SP load in over a year; Colt never has, others may never again. So why do I keep trying SP in the 32 WCF? No idea, other than the only mould I have is a Lee TL314-90. Swede helped to remedy that recently when he did a short run of his 314008, should be in my PO box now. Sizing die will be here before the boolits are cured.
I have plenty of FFFg and SPG on hand, I think this will be fun. I can't recall seeing posts on BP in the 32-20 around here but you can rest assured I know the 500 meter rams are safe from my little peashooter. I'll be using RP and WW cases but haven't decided whether this round needs a wad. I'm thinking WW sp primers but I'm open to suggestions there, I think I can score CCI and Federal sp primers easily enough. Have a few sr primers as well. Powder shelf holds Swiss and KIK FFFg. I need to fabricate a powder compression tool but that shouldn't be too hard.