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  • Gatofeo
    About 20 years ago I bought a set of RCBS dies. They include two bullet seating stems, so the dies could be used to load .32 ACP or .32 Smith & Wesson Long.
    I've only loaded .32 S&W Long on the dies. Perhaps RCBS still makes such versatile dies. You might want to check.

    "A hit with a .22 is better than a miss with a .44!"
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  • Pearyw
    I have been using a set of Lee 32 acp dies for several years to load 32 acp, 32 S&W, 32 S&W Long, 32 French auto pistol. They work well for all of these.
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  • capecod
    I never even considered the possibility of using my 32acp dies to load 32 S&W Longs until I read a short article in a magazine. I shot around 30 or 40 32S&W Longs yesterday so now that I have some empty cases (and more coming in the mail) I'm anxious to see how the 32acp dies work.
    Thanks guys for the feedback
    John

    Member NRA,GOA,DVA,LEAA & American Legion

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  • Pearyw
    I am always trying to figure ways to load for some obsolete cartridge that I don't shoot a lot and don't really want to invest in a set of dies for something that I may not shoot 50 rounds a year. I use the Cartriges of the World book a lot. It gives all of the cartridge dimensions. I look for what ever is close to what I want to load and give it a try. I have about 30 different sets of rifle and pistol dies, so usually I can find something that will work. For example, I load 38 S&W by sizing with 38 spl die. I then expand and seat the bullet with a set of 9mm Makorov dies.
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  • captkirk3@dslextreme.com
    Your request is my command.....its locked and will be Deleted in several Hours..

    Captain Kirk, Tech Staff
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