This should be fun !

[9.3X62AL]

Ben--I wasn't ignoring you and others--my computer that contains this site info has been packed and offline for 3 weeks+ during our move from San Diego to Redlands. Sorry about that.

Lyman #313492 was among the first moulds I owned when I started casting in 1981. The whole premise for casting was to create components for 32 caliber revolvers, which had few bullets available commercially at that time. In 92/6/2 alloy my castings fall free at .3155" or so, and they clean up nicely for my wide-throated S&Ws and a Colt that sport .314" throats. They shoot very well in 32 SWL, 32 Mag, and 32/20 wheelguns.

 

[Ben]

Al.

Good to have you back !

Did you see these two ?

http://www.artfulbullet.com/index.php?threads/range-trip-with-the-t-c-contender-32-h-r-mag.621/

http://www.artfulbullet.com/index.php?threads/now-well-see-what-this-puppy-can-do.628/

Ben

 

[9.3X62AL]

Al.

Good to have you back !

Did you see these two ?

http://www.artfulbullet.com/index.php?threads/range-trip-with-the-t-c-contender-32-h-r-mag.621/

http://www.artfulbullet.com/index.php?threads/now-well-see-what-this-puppy-can-do.628/

Ben

Yessir, I did. You know me and the 32s, like a moth to a flame.

 

[Ben]

Yes, I know that you love your .32's.

Do you also have T/C Contender .32's ?

Ben

 

[9.3X62AL]

No, a Contender has never graced my safe in any form. Rollers and sliders abound, but no single-shot short guns and darn few long ones either. I must crave repetition on some level.

 

[Ben]

They say,................... " We don't know what the future holds ? ? "