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Believe she's a keeper, Dick!

Good one, Dick!

You're more likely to 'lock up' before it does.

Can't add anything to what's been said except if you shoot a single-six you owe it to yourself to get one of his sights.

99% of the time if I'm just out 'n about and not hunting, I carry a 4" .357. with a couple of 'shot' cartridges and a couple of 180gr'ers, just in case.

Nary a problem with either of mine.......

No problem. In fact, when I bought my original .32-20 dies from Hornady for my Contender (they were made with a .308 bore) the set came with two expander buttons for the size die, a .308 and a .312. I've since acquired a .32-20 'Buckeye' and a NM .30 carbine (it will chamber and fire Starline...

It's done, but most, including me, use .308 bullets designed for the .30 Carbine or size cast to .309.

It's a .30 carbine with .30-20 cylinder. I know of more than a few that are made up that way. Ruger didn't do it is my bet.

Yes, sir. Shoot them in mine regular and get good enough accuracy with them to shoot coyotes to 50yds.

My .32-20 dies are Hornady Custom with two expander buttons, 1 .308 and 1 .313. I use the .308 button for the initial loading, then switch to my .30 Carbine dies for reloading. In my NMBH, .30 Carbine, the .32-20 brass is 'fire formed' into a rimmed .30 Carbine and to keep from over working the...

Welcome, Clint. Get ready to part with some $$$$$. If the bug bites ya, it's worse that predator callin'!

I'll donate. Yes, I know it's a stainless and I could have substituted my .44 flattop, but this was handy

Own 3, a 16" barreled Ruger 77, a 16" bushmaster and a 14" 'Tender. Taken deer and feral hogs with the cartridge to 200yds. I prefer 100gr bullets and 'large primer' cases.

Mike, Hornady dies for the .32-20 came with 2 expander 'buttons', .308 and .312. the contender barrels for the .32-20 were .308, most still are. It's not a problem loading .308 bullets in .32 cal cases. Been doing it for my Contender for years.....