I did not blow myself up!

[LostVaquero]

I know some people probably wish that, but anyway I loaded up some 32 H&R with APP Shockley Gold Fffg.  I do not have dippers but used a nice conversion table off the Cutrich web site.  Figure right around .9cc - almost to the case mouth with a bit of room.

Once bullet was seated I know the powder had to be compressed a bit.

 

Tried a cylinder full in the single six and all went bangm(actually a pretty good pop).  No backed out primers.

 

Do not think I am quite ready for frontier cartridge Gunfighter but good enough maybe to have some fun at Tombstone Thunder.

[Edward R S Canby, SASS#59971]

If you visit APP's website, they advise only sight compression of the powder and warn further compression will result in increased pressure and erratic velocities.  I load my wife's .32 H&R mags per the manufacurer's instructions with reliable results.  You can load with 777 if you need knockdown loads.

[LostVaquero]

Looked all over APP website no 32 data.

[Edward R S Canby, SASS#59971]

I load .32 H&R mag cartridges with APP FFFg for my wife.  My dipper is a 9 mm Luger case glued to a popsicle stick.  It yields enough powder to be consistent with American Pioneer Powder's loading recommendation.  You can also contact APP for load recommendations for .32 H&R mag cases.

 

The .32 H&R mag case is dandy for FC.  Make smoke and have fun!

[LostVaquero]

Thanks got plenty of 9mm

[Sinola Kid]

For 32 H&R I found that .9 cc scoop of APP FFFG is the max that will fill the case with a 100 gr bullet.  

For 32 S/W long the max is .7 cc scoop of APP FFFG. 

 

I load these for my son. He has shot both off these for black powder for the last couple of years in single sixes.  Always smooth, plenty of smoke.  

[Bullett Sass 19707]

The .7 cc scoop works very well and lots of smoke.  Bullett 19707