Black Angus McPherson Posted August 31, 2012 Posted August 31, 2012 I've been thinking about getting a mold and making my own bullets for my Ruger .32 but I don't know if the .32 S&W Long/.32 H&R Magnum needs a .311 or a .314 bullet. Or does the .003" really make a difference? I've seen several ".32" caliber bullet molds for both .311 and .314 but I don't know which is correct for my pistol. I know someone out there can help me out. Thanks, Angus
Oklahoma Dee Posted August 31, 2012 Posted August 31, 2012 Hey cowboy, yes it can make a difference. Depends on where your pistols are on paper. Depends on the distance your gonna shot em. For our Ruger Single Six 32H&R's, Shootin at 5-9 yards pistol targets, I only reload using .313 dia bullets. But hey, I like em that way. Oklahoma Dee
Rio Brazos Kid Posted September 1, 2012 Posted September 1, 2012 Hey cowboy, yes it can make a difference. Depends on where your pistols are on paper. Depends on the distance your gonna shot em. For our Ruger Single Six 32H&R's, Shootin at 5-9 yards pistol targets, I only reload using .313 dia bullets. But hey, I like em that way. Oklahoma Dee OK Dee gave you the right answer. 32 S&W Long and Short, as well as 32 H&R mag. barrels have a nomonal diameter of .312. In keeping with standard procedures, the .312 barrels should use lead bullets of .313, although I know for certain that bullets of .314 will work in them also. RBK
The Original Lumpy Gritz Posted September 1, 2012 Posted September 1, 2012 I use 80gn RN .313" dia. from Bear Creek for my .32 S&W 'Lemmon-Squeezer'. LG
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