TruthTellers
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You can get .32 bullets online pretty easy. MidwayUSA has the best selection, but most of them are lead and can't be driven too fast. If you download the velocity using a power like Trail Boss, you'll be fine.
For .327, at least anything from moderate to max loads, I think a jacketed bullet is best. Unfortunately, most jacketed .32 bullets are meant for .32 ACP and lack a crimping groove or cannalure. The only three jacketed bullets I know of that are meant for a .32 revolver are the Hornady 85 grain and 100 grain XTP's and the Sierra 90 grain JHP.
There are some gas checked heavy lead bullets, but I think those are best reserved for game like deer.
But no, bullets are not hard to get, there's just not as much a variety in bullets for .32 like there is for .38/.357.
For .327, at least anything from moderate to max loads, I think a jacketed bullet is best. Unfortunately, most jacketed .32 bullets are meant for .32 ACP and lack a crimping groove or cannalure. The only three jacketed bullets I know of that are meant for a .32 revolver are the Hornady 85 grain and 100 grain XTP's and the Sierra 90 grain JHP.
There are some gas checked heavy lead bullets, but I think those are best reserved for game like deer.
But no, bullets are not hard to get, there's just not as much a variety in bullets for .32 like there is for .38/.357.