WTB 32-20 Dies, Brass

[djw54]

I need some 32-20 brass and dies.

My father in law got around to showing me his old S&W .32, and the box of .32 S&W long ammo, including some fired cases.
Only problem is, the gun is marked .32WCF. :shock:
Sure enough, those cases are bulged, because HIS father (we think, no longer here to ask) thought that was the correct ammo.
Anyway, he'd like to shoot this old gun, and I figured we oughta use the right stuff. I've got all the rest of the components, but having a hard time finding brass, and figured I'd ask here for dies too, if anybody has any they're done with.

Thanks.
Don

BTW, this revolver is vintage 1910, give or take, so it will be given very mild loads. No need to stress it or its owner. :wink:

 

[buffalo4star]

Plenty of brass on Gun Broker

I need some 32-20 brass and dies.

My father in law got around to showing me his old S&W .32, and the box of .32 S&W long ammo, including some fired cases.
Only problem is, the gun is marked .32WCF. :shock:
Sure enough, those cases are bulged, because HIS father (we think, no longer here to ask) thought that was the correct ammo.
Anyway, he'd like to shoot this old gun, and I figured we oughta use the right stuff. I've got all the rest of the components, but having a hard time finding brass, and figured I'd ask here for dies too, if anybody has any they're done with.

Thanks.
Don

BTW, this revolver is vintage 1910, give or take, so it will be given very mild loads. No need to stress it or its owner. :wink:

 

[djw54]

Yes, thanks, I've looked there. Just figured if someone here has some in surplus, I'd rather go here.

Plenty of brass on Gun Broker

I need some 32-20 brass and dies.

My father in law got around to showing me his old S&W .32, and the box of .32 S&W long ammo, including some fired cases.
Only problem is, the gun is marked .32WCF. :shock:
Sure enough, those cases are bulged, because HIS father (we think, no longer here to ask) thought that was the correct ammo.
Anyway, he'd like to shoot this old gun, and I figured we oughta use the right stuff. I've got all the rest of the components, but having a hard time finding brass, and figured I'd ask here for dies too, if anybody has any they're done with.

Thanks.
Don

BTW, this revolver is vintage 1910, give or take, so it will be given very mild loads. No need to stress it or its owner. :wink: