.32 Rimfire reloads

[darrenmd]

Does anyone have any experience with re-loading .32 rimfire ammo?

 

[PA4476]

How would you replace the rimfire primer ?

I would think this falls under the same problem as trying to reload 22 rimfire ammo.

 

[darrenmd]

How would you replace the rimfire primer ?

I would think this falls under the same problem as trying to reload 22 rimfire ammo.

I agree.... But with .22 rimfire only being 10 cents a round compared to $5 a round for the .32 rimfire.... I was hoping that someone has figured out a way to do it.....

 

[PA4476]

I agree.... But with .22 rimfire only being 10 cents a round compared to $5 a round for the .32 rimfire.... I was hoping that someone has figured out a way to do it.....

Only thing I have found is converting the revolver over to centerfire by drilling a hole for a fireing pin that will have to be attached to the hammer. Then load 32 S&W ammo using black powder. I got that from a Google search. So I don't know how involved it is or if it really works. Also, it will kill any collector value of your gun.

But maybe someone does know of a way, maybe we will both learn something new today.

 

[darrenmd]

Only thing I have found is converting the revolver over to centerfire by drilling a hole for a fireing pin that will have to be attached to the hammer. Then load 32 S&W ammo using black powder. I got that from a Google search. So I don't know how involved it is or if it really works. Also, it will kill any collector value of your gun.

But maybe someone does know of a way, maybe we will both learn something new today.

I seen something like that on the internet.... I just do not want to alter the pistol... it is a 150 years old from the Civil War era.....

 

[North Ga Hillbilly]

There are cases made to take an off center primer, or a 22 round emptied out I think. Search on castboolits, that's where I saw it

 

[darrenmd]

There are cases made to take an off center primer, or a 22 round emptied out I think. Search on castboolits, that's where I saw it

Thanks... Have you used these before??

 

[North Ga Hillbilly]

Thanks... Have you used these before??

No I haven't. Saw the thread and thought it was an awesome idea, read through 10 or so pages.

 

[Brett]

You could try this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LW0QSX4NcU0

 

[darrenmd]

You could try this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LW0QSX4NcU0

That is a great link... Thanks