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.32 Short rimfire

bullshot

Antone know where to find this ammo? Not looking to buy "collectors" ammo at a break the bank price, are there any manufacturers tht still produce it.

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  • forgemonkey

    Have a Rem Model 6 in that caliber that I shot many years ago. Managed to get ammo via of Canada, it was a popular caliber with the Canadian trappers. But laws have prevented any access ,,,,, plus being antiquated I don't know if any manufacturer/ any where still produces such.

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  • yonson

    Navy Arms had some made in Brazil in early 1990s, availability long gone. Collectors ammo is only source I know of.

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  • redneckandy
    H&C .32 RF
    H&C .32 RF : reloading tools

    They are in France and I have not ordered from them yet. They show everything needed to get you shooting again.

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  • truthful

    The Navy Arms stuff isn't exactly collector material but it is long out of production and scarce. I bet there is some listed on the auction side though.

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  • AdamsQuailHunter

    Most is "collector" with the attendant "collector" price - but there is a couple that might be worth considering:

    32 shorts rimfire Conuck 49 rds in original box - Other Ammunition at GunBroker.com : 960124955
    Buy 32 shorts rimfire Conuck 49 rds in original box: GunBroker is the largest seller of Other Ammunition Ammunition All: 960124955


    50 Rounds of Navy Arms Co. .32 Short Rimfire Smokeless Ammo - Pistol Ammunition at GunBroker.com : 954750126
    Buy 50 Rounds of Navy Arms Co. .32 Short Rimfire Smokeless Ammo: GunBroker is the largest seller of Pistol Ammunition Ammunition All: 954750126


    Best Regards - AQH

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  • Gregor62

    I have several boxes of very old stuff. Some Remington and Canuck. Would not consider firing any of them. They are in a display case along with several lemon squeezers.

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  • bullshot

    Thanks Steve, I'm watching them

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  • ruger41

    I’m in the same boat. Inherited a Winchester Low Wall in that caliber. Seen ammo on the auction side but it’s really old and really expensive. Considering having it converted to .32 Long or .32-20.

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  • bullshot
    ruger41: 30415248225435/comments/30415232564251

    I’m in the same boat. Inherited a Winchester Low Wall in that caliber. Seen ammo on the auction side but it’s really old and really expensive. Considering having it converted to .32 Long or .32-20.

    What do you think that would cost?

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  • Anti Kue

    If you are going to convert it to centerfire you don't have to rechamber it. You can shoot 32colt (not common but availabe and reloadable).

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  • ruger41
    bullshot: 30415248225435/comments/30415219090971

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11368926#Comment_11368926

    What do you think that would cost?

    I don’t know yet but I’m going to hazard a guess at a couple hundred bucks.

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