32 Win special

[JeffreyDeGraff]

I forgot that hornady made the leverevolution in 32 special. That should be great out of it. I bought both the hornady and Speer bullets for mine, I like options. I ended up with rcbs dies. I was always under the assumption that cowboy dies were the way to go if loading cast bullets, and to use the regular dies if you are going to shoot jacketed.


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[SGTREED]

I forgot that hornady made the leverevolution in 32 special. That should be great out of it. I bought both the hornady and Speer bullets for mine, I like options. I ended up with rcbs dies. I was always under the assumption that cowboy dies were the way to go if loading cast bullets, and to use the regular dies if you are going to shoot jacketed.


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Opting for cowboy for the roll crimp with the lever action got a buddy who blew up his 30-30 on last round from tube bullet seated deeper with recoil and action so just trying a safe route


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[JeffreyDeGraff]

Opting for cowboy for the roll crimp with the lever action got a buddy who blew up his 30-30 on last round from tube bullet seated deeper with recoil and action so just trying a safe route


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I definitely understand that. I wonder what type of crimp the standard die utilizes. Whatever the type crimp it does, should be adequate, as long as it is done properly. I’ve never had a bullet set back in any of my lever guns, but my crimps are always on the heavy side. From what I understand about the cowboy dies is that they size the neck differently to accommodate lead bullets ( I could be wrong here, it has been ages since I’ve read up on this)


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[JeffreyDeGraff]

Beautiful rifle by the way!


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Beautiful rifle by the way!


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Thank you


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[Brandon Salyer]

There is one for sale in the local armslist. Winchester 94 Wrangler $875. I like yours much better.

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There is one for sale in the local armslist. Winchester 94 Wrangler $875. I like yours much better.

Now I feel like I got a really good deal mine was half that cost


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[Brandon Salyer]

lol No Doubt! The guy selling it has a shop in town. This rifle has been there for 2-3 months. Partly because its an oddball cartridge* and partly because they are higher priced than any of our local shops, including River City Firearms, Kygunco, etc

*Oddball cartridges are half the fun of reloading, for me anyway. I enjoy it so much I bought a T/C Encore so I could get barrels in pretty much any cartridge past or present.

[Adamdaley99]

I use the lee FCD on my 32sp and use 165gr FTX bullets over leverevolution powder I don’t remember my exact charge of the top of my head. I think my sizing and seating dies are rcbs. Also uniform trim length is more critical with leverguns


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I use the lee FCD on my 32sp and use 165gr FTX bullets over leverevolution powder I don’t remember my exact charge of the top of my head. I think my sizing and seating dies are rcbs. Also uniform trim length is more critical with leverguns


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Thank you for the insight


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