32/20. Hmmmm

Maybe I screwed up buying the marlin 1894cL in 32/20.From what I'm reading it looks pretty bleaker hopeless in ever getting brass. Oh you might wander across a little if you hit ev r ry gun show possible. Maybe I should cancel my deal which I don't like doing. Pretty depressing. All I would ever need would be 150 to go woth the 50 I'm getting tomorrow. But I can see my 50 being toast in a year or two then what.

I provided a link to a source of loaded ammo in two different threads. Here's another:

arfmel said:

I provided a link to a source of loaded ammo in two different threads. Here's another:

HSM .32-20 Win 115 Grain Round Nose Flat Point Cowboy Action - 50 Rounds (Box) [NO TAX outside Texas]

HSM 32-20 Win Cowboy Action Ammo: Authentic, balanced rounds for cowboy action shooting in high-quality reloadable brass casings.

kirammo.com

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Have you purchased from this company are they Lagit

Yes

Be patient, Starline will make more.

Patience is not one if my qualities.LOL

Just keep on the lookout. Heck,, just yesterday,, I got 50 new cases for the 38-40. Start with the 50,, and keep looking around. Impatience can be expensive.

contender said:

Just keep on the lookout... Impatience can be expensive.

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Yes indeed!

the_leper_colony said:

Yes indeed!

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You are right and I should know better. My impatience has been a problem at times.

There are a number of lots of new Starline .32-20 brass on offer over on CastBoolits.

crow#2 said:

Maybe I screwed up buying the marlin 1894cL in 32/20.From what I'm reading it looks pretty bleaker hopeless in ever getting brass. Oh you might wander across a little if you hit ev r ry gun show possible. Maybe I should cancel my deal which I don't like doing. Pretty depressing. All I would ever need would be 150 to go woth the 50 I'm getting tomorrow. But I can see my 50 being toast in a year or two then what.

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There's a bit of 32-20 brass on Gunbroker.

Stay away from gun broker, between $1/$2 per piece of brass. They are the problem, Starline sells to them in bulk, around .25 cents ea. Let the slim balls sit on their brass.

In '17, I bought a 1894CL in .218Bee.
I had to pay $2.00 a piece for once-fired brass. Found two boxes of 50.
Two months later, Starline made a run of .32-20. I bought 200.
I had .25-20 dies and .218 dies, so I formed my own 'Bee's.

I really enjoy my 'Bee. It's quite accurate, and much handier than my Ruger.22Hornet.
Photos from opening day of deer season.
I'll never do that again! Took me 5hrs to skin, and quarter them. Another 6hrs to bone, cut, grind, and wrap for the freezer.
Two head shots, and a heart shot.