I've shot .32acp from a Single Seven, and they work, but they are not as accurate since they are a tad smaller diameter. Also, for anyone looking for great grips for the Rugers, check out Altamont. They have some oversize grips with finger grooves that work and feel great, and at a great price.
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Need help: Value of Ruger 32 H&R Mag.
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And no you can't shoot an ACP.
As was pointed out after my post, obviously you can. And I have done it as well.
9x18_Walther
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Unlike other ACP cartridges, the .32 ACP is semi-rimmed, so it will work fine as others have described.
You might find that the ejector star might not reliably grab the spent cartridge since the rim is not as large as a normal revolver cartridge, but it is indeed safe to fire.
You might find that the ejector star might not reliably grab the spent cartridge since the rim is not as large as a normal revolver cartridge, but it is indeed safe to fire.
I've shot .32acp from a Single Seven, and they work, but they are not as accurate since they are a tad smaller diameter.
Yet convertibles with different bullet diameters are all the rage, I guess oblivious to accuracy concerns. However, I think my 45 convertible is sending a big bullet into a tight bore, while the 32 ACP is a small bullet going into a larger bore.