Aples/oranges.Edit: I just weighed them, the P32 w/7 round mag is 9oz lighter than the LCR loaded with 130g .38 +p. That's a lot to me on a hot day.
As long as your assailant is wearing the same clothes.The .32 acp will work just as well in the winter as in the summer.
Is that a 357 LCR ? My 38 weighs under a pound with 158s.Edit: I just weighed them, the P32 w/7 round mag is 9oz lighter than the LCR loaded with 130g .38 +p. That's a lot to me on a hot day.
Personally, I hadn't considered .32 ACP much at all, but when I got a .32 H&R single action revolver, I started to think about .32 ACP as it shot well in the revolver and having a pistol would make a nice companion piece for the revolver.
It is a Heritage revolver chambered for the .32 H&R.Maybe it was mentioned and I missed it but that 32 H&R revolver is likely chambered for the 32 H&R Magnum round. Is it a Model 504, 532, or 586 revolver?
What do you think of it as a plinking round, a defensive round, and what do you think of the common guns that have been chambered for it?
handloading is easier than the .25 and a pound of powder goes a LLLLOOOOONNNNNNGGGGGG way when load 2 grains or so. Except for the 71RN, most 32 bullets seem to be meant for the H&R and 327 Federal, so unless you spring for 60gr Gold Dots, that can be a minor annoyance. With the right gun, it can pop soda cans all day long and be even cheaper to shoot than most decent .22 ammo these days.
Personally, I hadn't considered .32 ACP much at all, but when I got a .32 H&R single action revolver...
It is a Heritage revolver chambered for the .32 H&R.
Yeah, Heritage no longer makes the .32 H&R revolvers. I think that was a decision made by Taurus, who also had Heritage discontinue making a single action .410 revolver.TruthTellers,
So it's not an H&R (Harrison & Richardson) but a Heritage?
I was looking at their site but couldn't see where they made one in .32. Maybe an older one.
Anyway, have fun.
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and when I heard Colt was coming back with the 1903 Pocket Hammerless in a much longer barrel, I thought that would make for a great plinker