Maybe,maybe not.
Truthtellers,I followed your thread about using plated 32 ACP bullets . You made something work for yourself. Congratulations! Enjoy!
Revolvers have a unique situation The cylinder bore is freebore,then there is the cylinder gap ,then the forcing cone. All of these work against achieving the heat/pressure for good powder ignition.The primer can blow the bullet to the rifling on its own,while the powder just fizzles.(exaggerated to make the point) Incomplete powder burning IS filthy. Some cheap ammo uses filthy powder.
A 32 Auto does not have a cylinder.A bullet designd for autoloaders is not designed for revolvers. A revolver bullet needs a good groove for a strong roll crimp.The crimp provides resistance which gets the pressure and heat up for good ignition.
A good crimp is key to good revolver reload performance.
Truthtellers,you chose a bullet that is a misapplication. It gave you problems. You made it work. Good for you! That does not make it a good path to recommend to a beginning reloader.
As some have said,shooting 32 S+W long in a 327 Mg works,but its a compromise.You will get better performance in ways other than increased velocity by using 327 brass.It fts your cylinder.
IMO, a good investment would be a lot of Starline brass,327 Mag. if you are going to reload. Revolver brass has a very long life,more than 10 reloadings,in my experience. The unform,proper brass solves many potential problems.
You already have a bunch of 32 S+W long brass. Its a useful investment,but I'd wear them out reloading them rather than buying factory ammo.
Try 1 box of Fiocchi wadcutters. Its a square ended bullet fully enclosed in the cartridge case. If you like those,a Double ended wadcutter bullet might be a good choice.
Bullet diameter is critical to good performance.I don't know what is correct for yur 327. Undersize bullets perform poorly.They lead. Oversize bullets won't easily fit in your chamber. That's a whole 'nuther topic.
I'd agree a Lee hand press outfit is a minimal investment that will load ammo just fine.