32 cal. black powder bullet

[Nobade]

Now that NOE has run 44 and 45 black powder bullets that work INCREDIBLY well, what about a 32 version for us 32-20 shooters? 100-115 gr., nice aerodynamic nose, and big lube groove. Pretty much a scaled down version of the 44 one they just did.

[rollmyown]

Yes. Heavier is better.

[rollmyown]

I thought this would stir a bit more interest.

[Springfield]

.32's just aren't that popular, I rarely sell any. I have the Big Lube .32 bullet and get maybe 3 calls a year for some of them.

[Nobade]

I have that mould too, and that is why I want one that is heavier with a longer nose. The little big lube bullet isn't very accurate past CAS ranges. #3118 is awesome for accuracy but fouls out in rifle barrels pretty fast.

[725]

Don't know the weight range suitable for the .32-20, but my .32-40 loves the NOE 326407 (192 gr). Perhaps a shortened version of the Loverin would be right for you. Love those Loverins. Very same boolit is best in my 8mm Mauser, as well.

[Springfield]

A few years ago we had a GB here, basically a 3118 with the middle band removed for more lube capacity. Works OK with BP in a rifle.

[Nobade]

Yep, that's what I had in mind. I wonder if there are any of those moulds floating around, or if there would be enough interest to do another run of them?

[Dannix]

I'm not sure if this will do the trick for you, but this GB Discussion may be something you will want to keep your eye on.
http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?t=124666

[happy7]

Nobade,

If you can't get up enough interest for a group buy, you could just buy some of the bullets from Springfield.

[Cimarron Red]

I might be interested if it's 115 grain FN with a crimp groove.