Please show off you're .32's

[nwellons]

It may not look like much but my grandfather gave it to me as my first handgun, back in 1958. I was 13. I've been shooting it some lately. It means a lot to me.

[Captain Wheelgun]

Colt 1903 Hammerless .32 ACP


Not a handgun but it's a .32.....

Armi Jager AP-74 .32 ACP aka the Evil Black Bunny Gun

[NoZombies]

I've been wanting one of those Armi-jager .32 ACP rifles. How's that one shoot?

[Captain Wheelgun]

I've been wanting one of those Armi-jager .32 ACP rifles. How's that one shoot?

It definitely has potential for good accuracy. Mine had feeding problems when I first got it, but I've almost got that licked. Right now, it still doesn't like feeding the first round from the magazine sometimes. Once I get the first round chambered, it usually runs the rest of the mag OK, with factory j-word loads or with my reloads.

Here is a target I shot while function testing with handloads. This was with Hornady swaged 90gr SWC over 1.8 gr of 231.

[crazy mark]

no pictures yet but picked up a Browning 1922 with the A prefix which means after the war. Hopefully a picture tomorrow.

[NoZombies]

no pictures yet but picked up a Browning 1922 with the A prefix which means after the war. Hopefully a picture tomorrow.

[SquirrelHollow]

This is the only photo I have of my .32s.

Down the left side:
7.5" Super Blackhawk .44 Mag, 6" *Blackhawk .41 Mag, 4" *GP100 .357 Mag.
Down the right side:
5.5" Blackhawk .327 Federal, 4" GP100 .327 Federal, 3" *SP101 .327 Federal.

*These three belong to one of my brothers.


I'm still looking for the 'perfect' grips for the .327 GP100.
You may notice the .327 Blackhawk has been fitted with a Super Blackhawk Hunter hammer. It was well worth the cost and the time required to fit it.

[NoZombies]

A fan of Rugers are we?

Nice looking collection there.

Man, I wish Ruger made a 6" barreled GP100 in 327!

[A pause for the COZ]

Ohhh Kay... I better add mine.

Here is my H&R in 32 long. This was the wifes bed side gun for years until we got the 327.


Here is the Taurus 327.


Dont know what I am going to do. Want a 327 lever gun in the worst way. Might not ever find one.

[gunfan]

You can have a Marlin or Winchester .357 carbine rebarreled and have the extractor re arranged to work with the smaller .327 Federal Magnum

This should work.

Scott

[JayinAZ]

Here's my latest .32, a Police Positive.



http://m.flickr.com/photos/jayinaz/6881669440/lightbox/

Just a couple phone pictures with lots of fingerprints



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[pietro]

A .32 gun, for fun: Walther PP .32/7.65mm

[crazy mark]

More nice 32's. Keep them coming.

[GLL]

Model 16-4


Jerry

[NoZombies]

Dangit GLL!

[gunfan]

I wish that I could photo all of my .32 caliber handguns:

1) An 1991 S&W Airweight in .32 H&R Magnum,

2) an H&R 733 (Nickel-plated, in .32 S&W Long, NIB, unfired with a 2.5" barrel.)

3) an Taurus Model 74 in .32 S&W Long, 3" barreled, nickel-plated, with adjustable sights.

4) a Zastava Model 70 auto pistol in .32 ACP (This particular sample rode in a european police officer's holster for a number of years.)

Scott

[z4lunch]

Here Is my new in box Walther GSP, and my appears unfired in the box late 60's 30-1 both are chambered for 32 S&W Long. The Walther only shoots flush seated full wadcutters
Steve

[BattleRife]

As was previously noted, the .32 bore size is prohibited for new import or ownership in Canada, but the ones that made it in pre-94 are mostly still around, like this one, occasionally seen with its bigger brother.

[Captain Wheelgun]

Just got another .32, a first-generation Kel-Tec P32. Here it is along with my Colt 1903 for comparison.


Had it out at the range today, and it ate everything I threw at it, from factory j-words to handloads with Hornady 90 gr SWCs without a single hiccup.

[NoZombies]

Well, I've got several more that I need to add to the thread, but I'll start with this one, as I've had it for a while now, and never remembered to post it.

It's a model 30-1 with a 4" barrel and J-frame smooth target stocks. It's a shooter, when I do my part.

The holster isn't the prettiest, but it's functional, and fits the gun well.





Look in the next few weeks for further installments, as I finish cataloging the rest of my .32 handguns!