Nedded 32-20 bullets

[butchlambert]

100 or 110 grain bullets needed. Are they .312 in diameter?

 

[Ropemaker]

I have been using cast 100 & 115 gr. plain lube and coated bullets from SNS casting in 32/20 rifle & pistol and 32 H&R mag. Coated are about $2-$3 more per 500 and will eventually use only them. No problems with either type at these velocities. They offer sample paks if you don't want to go the 500 ct. Plain lube run $32ish per 500, coated run $34ish per 500. Of course there is shipping. Brothers and I order enough to get the free shipping at 5000 and that lasts a long time.
Just looked at their site, now offering 90 gr. along with the above weights.
They are sized at .313" both types.

Here is the link www.snscasting.com

 

[butchlambert]

Ordered, Thank you.

 

[velocette]

I've been using Missouri bullet co. cast .32-20, 120 gr. RNFP @ .313" bullets with great success.
Also tried successfully, CP LBT style .32 -20 RNFP .313 100 gr. bullets.
Hornady makes a JHP .312 100 gr bullet that gave me excellent accuracy.
All of this though an 1885 Whitney Rolling Block, relined in .32-20

 

[velocette]

Working with the .32-20, I found that AA 1680 gave me better results than Unique or 2400 etc.
With the 120 gr Miss bullet around 13 gr is a mild accurate load.

 

[butchlambert]

I have been using cast 100 & 115 gr. plain lube and coated bullets from SNS casting in 32/20 rifle & pistol and 32 H&R mag. Coated are about $2-$3 more per 500 and will eventually use only them. No problems with either type at these velocities. They offer sample paks if you don't want to go the 500 ct. Plain lube run $32ish per 500, coated run $34ish per 500. Of course there is shipping. Brothers and I order enough to get the free shipping at 5000 and that lasts a long time.
Just looked at their site, now offering 90 gr. along with the above weights.
They are sized at .313" both types.

Here is the link www.snscasting.com

Received them on Wed.