Sweet old 32. I love old guns. I'm thinking the first one ruptured because the rim held it out of the chamber just a tad.. that chunk of brass at the rupture was sticking out pretty far. Only way it could've done that is blow out because of improper head spacing. Good thing you loaded it light lol..
had the chance to fire a 32 s&w short pocket revolver once, on a small ranch in the middle of nowhere. It fired 3 out of the 15 rounds we tested. Very cool experience, the feeling of firing these old "forgotten weapons" its very cool, like literally travelling back in time. Also, your videos are awasome, always makes me wonder how can you find all of this stuff in the desert.
Ever seen a 38 short colt blank pressed into an aluminum sleeve? It seems like a sub caliber training device, or primer for a medium caliber gun/cannon, or a blank for powder powered tools. Or some kind of impulse cartridge or for a military cartridge actuated device.
How many rounds would it successfully chamber and cycle manually? I’m thinking about cutting .32 s&w long brass to .32!s&w or acp because I just got four pounds of spent shells from a cow boy shoot event. It’s the newer cartridge casing so no ruptures
Im not sure what I loaded these with it was 2 years ago. If I remember right it was 2 grains of alliant auto pistol powder which is supposed to be like AA#5 and a 93gr cast bullet. Finally got some more primers after being backordered for 2 years, figured Id shoot some rounds since I can reload more now lol
@@brasstard7.627 , thought so.. got a 1946 at least there's a white tape saying 46 bottom of one of the two mags.. Ex father in law with holster in brand new shape.. Must be a bring home 🏡 ?? I shoot it now and then.. .32acp. isn't cheap.... smh. Be Well..
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Sweet old 32. I love old guns. I'm thinking the first one ruptured because the rim held it out of the chamber just a tad.. that chunk of brass at the rupture was sticking out pretty far. Only way it could've done that is blow out because of improper head spacing. Good thing you loaded it light lol..
Lol "whatever". Love it
had the chance to fire a 32 s&w short pocket revolver once, on a small ranch in the middle of nowhere. It fired 3 out of the 15 rounds we tested. Very cool experience, the feeling of firing these old "forgotten weapons" its very cool, like literally travelling back in time. Also, your videos are awasome, always makes me wonder how can you find all of this stuff in the desert.
Ever seen a 38 short colt blank pressed into an aluminum sleeve? It seems like a sub caliber training device, or primer for a medium caliber gun/cannon, or a blank for powder powered tools. Or some kind of impulse cartridge or for a military cartridge actuated device.
Cool old pistol 😎
How many rounds would it successfully chamber and cycle manually? I’m thinking about cutting .32 s&w long brass to .32!s&w or acp because I just got four pounds of spent shells from a cow boy shoot event. It’s the newer cartridge casing so no ruptures
Nice 👍🏻
Don’t know till you try it 🤷🏻♂️🤠👍🏼
Gotta be careful with that balloon head stuff. What's your load data for 32 auto? Just got a cz70 and want to work up some loads .
Im not sure what I loaded these with it was 2 years ago. If I remember right it was 2 grains of alliant auto pistol powder which is supposed to be like AA#5 and a 93gr cast bullet. Finally got some more primers after being backordered for 2 years, figured Id shoot some rounds since I can reload more now lol
CZ-27 ??
Yes 1945 nazi marked
@@brasstard7.627 , thought so.. got a 1946 at least there's a white tape saying 46 bottom of one of the two mags.. Ex father in law with holster in brand new shape.. Must be a bring home 🏡 ?? I shoot it now and then.. .32acp. isn't cheap.... smh. Be Well..
Ha