New .32 Rimless Cartridge

[Good Cheer]

Are you afraid that chamber pressure has become too expensive?

Sorry, I don't understand.

[Thundarstick]

Sorry, I don't understand.

hearing aids don't come cheep!

[am44mag]

So, after all these comments....who is going to buy one?

It won't be me...I already have semi-auto's, revolvers and carbines that hit like a 9mm.

I'm tempted to buy one, though mainly out of curiosity. Like others, I would really like to see a PCC chambered in this round.

In 10 years this thing will be as wildly popular as the 5.7x28.

So you're saying it's popularity will grow over time? There's more guns chambered in 5.7 and more buzz around it today than there was 10 years ago. I'd have one if it wasn't such a PITA to reload, and ammo wasn't $0.80 per round.

[Bill*B]

A higher pressure, smaller diameter remake of the old 1896 .30 Mauser, aka Tokarev (with quite a reputation in their day!) and the 1898 .30 Luger. While I wish the new cartridge well, it will likely fade in relative disuse, like the others. I keep a .30 Luger because it's different, but let's get real - 9X19 is the semi-auto king.

[Good Cheer]

hearing aids don't come cheep!

Oh! Yeah, my ears were blown out a long time ago. Got the expensive ear plugs now with equalizers and radio waves shooting through my brain.


I really loved the .32ACP even if I never could find the brass.

[FergusonTO35]

I love the .32 Auto as well, but the darn brass likes to rocket into the stratosphere. I added extra power recoil springs and shortened the ejector blades on my Kel-Tecs, which helps a little.