I use the Lyman #311252 which is a 75 gr RN. I like it. I use it in 6 different .32's, and they all like it. As a side note, I also load them in 7.62x25 Tokarev.
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I use the Lyman #311252 which is a 75 gr RN. I like it. I use it in 6 different .32's, and they all like it. As a side note, I also load them in 7.62x25 Tokarev.
One of the characteristics of medium-sized 32 autos that I treasure the most is that almost any practiced shooter can have three rounds in the target while his brass is still in that air.
Where unsolicited dangerous inter-personal circumstances are involved, I think like Fairbairn, who wrote (regarding extreme rapidity of fire), "The more closely our own pistols resemble machine-guns the better we like it".
For those with experience with the 90-ish grain bullets ahead of a good stiff load...what do you estimate the rapid fire speed decrease to be?
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