.32 revolvers coming back?

[Alan]

Have you noticed that .32 revolvers are showing up more frequently? Are they making a comeback?

 

[sharp shooter]

I've been seeing more younger shooters picking up .32 revolvers at the range recently. The recoil is light, and they're actually pretty fun to shoot for a long time. I wouldn't be surprised if they make a comeback.

 

[Moraa]

I’ve been noticing more of them too. The recoil’s easy enough to handle and they’re just pleasant to shoot overall. I wouldn’t be shocked if they keep getting more popular.

 

[Pawngal]

I’ve contributed to the rise in 32 revolvers, I have 4. 3 Rugers and 1 Cimarron. The Rugers can shoot 32 long, 32 H&R mag and 327 Fed Mag. The Cimarron has 2 cylinders 32 H&R and 32-20. I also have a Berretta in 32acp.
I just wish the various ammo prices weren’t so high.

 

[John4st]

Pawngal you need to start reloading. Once you have the basics down with jacked bullets, learn to cast and powder coat bullets. Round cost goes to something like 8-10 cents. It's not that hard to do.

 

[Pawngal]

Pawngal you need to start reloading. Once you have the basics down with jacked bullets, learn to cast and powder coat bullets. Round cost goes to something like 8-10 cents. It's not that hard to do.

I understand but I don't shoot any them very much, mainly the Ruger Blackhawk. And I'm too old for a new hobby!

 

[Dobeman2000]

I have a .32 Colt 1903 re-make semi-auto that is a fun gun to shoot, and very accurate, but I really only go for big bore revolvers. I did have a 45 Schofield at one point which was fun as a plinker, but sold that a few years back.