Matunas was not thinking straight - a .32 makes a good kit gun. My brother carries a .32acp Walther PP and its wonderfully accurate for close in rabbit. Won't penetrate a boar's skull though - he found that out, trying to apply a coup d grace on it - bullet stopped on skull, barely denting it.
No experience with 32/20, but some good experiences with .32 H&R Magnum (own 2 of them) another winner in my book. Very similar to the 32/20. Very versatile, not much recoil or report and does not burn a lot of powder - deserves far more popularity.
Had a .30 carbine Ruger Blackhawk and sold it. Shot beautifully as well and had a very flat trajectory. The bug I could not pass on - TOO loud, I began to develop a flinch and that is the kiss of death for me, if you don't enjoy shooting it, it should probably go unless it was sentimental value.
You realize that requires you to embed the 32-20 Blues.
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DeleteMatunas was not thinking straight - a .32 makes a good kit gun. My brother carries a .32acp Walther PP and its wonderfully accurate for close in rabbit. Won't penetrate a boar's skull though - he found that out, trying to apply a coup d grace on it - bullet stopped on skull, barely denting it.
ReplyDeleteNo experience with 32/20, but some good experiences with .32 H&R Magnum (own 2 of them) another winner in my book. Very similar to the 32/20. Very versatile, not much recoil or report and does not burn a lot of powder - deserves far more popularity.
Had a .30 carbine Ruger Blackhawk and sold it. Shot beautifully as well and had a very flat trajectory. The bug I could not pass on - TOO loud, I began to develop a flinch and that is the kiss of death for me, if you don't enjoy shooting it, it should probably go unless it was sentimental value.