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Registered User Joined: Jul 2004 Posts: 5,111 | .32 Super Winchester Cartridge?
Beautiful day here and I took the pooch for a nice long hike. On a trail I saw a cartridge I am not familiar with. It was new, obviously dropped during Deer Season. .32 Super Winchester at the base .An old Deer load? Rimmed, I thought it was a .30/30 but the neck was too long.
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Registered User Joined: Jun 2004 From: Canadian Badlands Posts: 9,405 |
Winchester Super X, 170 grain, .32 Winchester Special??????
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Registered User Joined: Jun 2004 From: Canadian Badlands Posts: 9,405 |
Well if it is a .32 Winchester Special, you don't see anyone using it a lot. The cartridge was designed back about 1902 and sold well for about 50 years. We still see them for sale up here on occasion in Winchester M94's mostly . |
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Registered User Joined: May 2004 From: Central Arkansas Posts: 5,589 |
I haven't seen one in a long time, but they used to be fairly common 30-40 years ago, at least in Kentucky among my dad's relatives.
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Registered User Joined: Jun 2004 From: Canadian Badlands Posts: 9,405 |
I know ammunition is still manufactured for this caliber, but I think that in the future it would be a good candidate for reloading with cast lead bullets. A lot cheaper certainly.
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Registered User Joined: Jan 2020 Posts: 3 |
I just wonder, is it possible to mount a night vision scope on it, or even thermal one. I like to mount AGM Protector TM50-384 on my rifle when I'm going on hunting. Here is a website ( check it: https://www.agmglobalvision.com/thermal-imaging ), where I found it, and could compared with all other models of thermal vision scopes.
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