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I found a box in my stash that a widow gave me with some other stuff and would like to gift it to someone that could use it. I think it is a 50 round box with 3 or 4 bullets missing. Federal 71 grain on the faded box.
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I shoot three M1903 Colts.
Conduct is the best proof of character.
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Mighty kind of you. I'm sure someone will appreciate that ammo.
I have one .32 autoloader, a Walther PP, 1940 vintage, that was a GI bring-back - an uncle of mine. Fun to shoot, and I do so about once every five years it seems. The three full boxes of factory ammo I have on the shelf will last me a long time at that rate.
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I have a Walther PP 32acp and a CZ 27.
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My wife shoots a Beretta 32 ACP
I got banned on another web site for a debate that happened on this site. That's a first
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It diminishes my male ego greatly, to admit this, but my carry gun is a Savage 1907 in .32. Yes, men I know the Desert Eagle .50 AE is a better choice, but it won't fit in the top of my Justin's.
Well this is a fine pickle we're in, should'a listened to Joe McCarthy and George Orwell I guess.
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I had a WWII era 32 Semi-auto. But I was in college and I was broke. If you are selling that, I might be interested in buying.
I prefer classic. Semper Fi I used to run with the hare. Now I'm envious of the tortoise and I do my own stunts but rarely intentionally
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Yep, Savage, Beretta, CZ. Very easy to shoot well.
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I see a fair amount of brand new Beretta 32 pistols in my area lately
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.32's are a TON of fun...They're great for kids too.
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MANY years ago, I had an old Colt .32 ACP "Hammerless, Smokeless" Was pre-WWI vintage, but a fine carrying and shooting pistol. Problem was, it was a .32 ACP. Better than a .25 I guess, but just not enough "umph" to it. They also made those in .380 ACP, but I've never seen one in person. That style pistol in .380 ACP would be a nice "pocket" carry gun. I am told they were very popular way back when, both versions. Someone stole it back in the mid-1970s.
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If I remember correctly, Bad Bad Leroy Brown, from the south side of Chicago also carried a .32 gun.
In his pocket full of fun.
and a razor, in his shoe.
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I have a 25 Colt, 32 savage, and a 380 kimber, all shoot well.
Deer Camp! about as good as it gets!
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I have a 25 Colt, 32 savage, and a 380 kimber, all shoot well.
Deer Camp! about as good as it gets!
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If I remember correctly, Bad Bad Leroy Brown, from the south side of Chicago also carried a .32 gun.
In his pocket full of fun.
and a razor, in his shoe. Ha! Thank you. I think about that song every time somebody brings up the .32!
Wade
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I've had a Beretta 3032 (Tomcat' INOX, 32 acp) for many years.
It's one of the last pistols I would part with.
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Granddad brought a CZ 27 .32 acp home from World War II and is passed down to me. I shot it enough to handle it well, but don't carry it.
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i have an old mauser 1914 love the the gun
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I have a nice little Beretta 1935. I’ve not shot it a lot but a friend just gave me several boxes of factory ammo he found when cleaning out his parents house. I think I’ll take it with me next range trip.
Chronographs, bore scopes and pattern boards have broke a lot of hearts.
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