|
|
RELOADING
.32 Auto
This pocket pistol classic requires a bit of care in the reloading process.
The .32 Auto (also known as the .32 ACP) is a part of John Browning’s first foray into automatic pistols. It’s quite a bit older than the .45 ACP, having been first used in European Browning pistols in 1899. Four years later, Colt started producing its own version of a pocket auto based on Browning’s patent. Guns in .32 Auto, as a class, are highly concealable and compact. That is pretty much the end of their virtues. While some folks say they are about the minimum for a ...
.32 AutoRecent Articles
Browse All|
|
-
.32 Auto The .32 Auto (also known as the .32 ACP) is a part of John Browning’s first foray into automatic pistols. ... Read More
-
Scary Variables Gumbo can be assembled from a lot of different ingredients. You can add a lot of things (some not really ... Read More
-
The .327 Federal Thirty-two caliber handguns have been with us for a long, long time. Two very early examples were the .32 Short ... Read More
-
Winchester AUTOCOMP Chris Hodgdon, Public Relations Manager for Winchester Smokeless Propellant, announced today a new powder for the ... Read More
G&A Recommends
Browse AllLoads of Reloads
Many of us go into reloading for a simple, if deceptive reason: We think we can shoot for less. Inevitably we end up spending as much money as we would have ... Read More
Millenium Pro PT 145
To a whole lot of folks, the Taurus Millennium Pro PT 145 could easily serve as an answer to the eternal question, "What's the perfect defensive ... Read More
- A Look Back At SHOT Show 2007 According to the NSSF web site, SHOT Show 2007 was the biggest yet. It was also, in my opinion, filled with a lot of ... Read More
- null ... Read More
- Ronald Reagan: The Gun Owner's Champion There are tales of robbery victims that are shot down in cold blood or executed "gangland style." There are ... Read More
- December 2004 Savage Model 110 Q: I have traded a Remington 7600 .30-06--which was more than 20 years old--for a Savage Model 110L ... Read More
Popular Content
Browse AllThe .380 Auto
The .380 Auto is an interesting little cartridge. Designed by John Browning in 1908, it is just about the smallest caliber suitable for concealed carry. It ... Read More
Winchester AUTOCOMP
Chris Hodgdon, Public Relations Manager for Winchester Smokeless Propellant, announced today a new powder for the discriminating competition pistol ... Read More
© 2009 Intermedia Outdoors. All rights reserved.
