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The old calibers are some of the best. The only new ones i shoot are the.22 tcm,9 mm, .357 mag,the 7.62+39 and the .44 mag. The.22 lr, .22 tcm and the 9 mm are mostly good for target work and the other for more serious work. My older calibers are: .22 lr .32 sw .32 hr .32-20 .38 special .38-40...

The guns we "should"have .22 pistol with scope .22 rifle bolt .22 auto rifle .22 hornet rifle .22 tcm pistol 1911 .22 tcm rifle .22 pistol backup .32 revolver k.32 .32-20 revolver .32-20 single action .32 hr single action .38 special revolver .357 mag revolver .357 mag lever action .41 mag...

Something that more crazy CCI centerfire ratshot $100.00 box of ten@ gun broker tell me it aint real

my son owns one,nice heavy hitting caliber when shooting the 700 grain

.22 lr .22 tcm .22 hornet .32 sw .32 swl .32 hr .32-20 .38 special .357 mag .41 mag .44 special .44 mag .45 colt 9 mm .38-40 .44-40 7.62-39 .30-30 .45-70 I can always find at least one caliber in the store,44-40 ammo in stock. my hardest to find ammo has been .41 mag.

i also have a ruger .45 acp-.45colt.I shoot more .45 acp in it because of the ammo price. The other convertible i have is a smith model 16 ,I shoot .32 hr mag,.32 long,.32 short and .32 acp

i dont think the k.32 masterpiece is going to sell,it does not look that badtome. For the price it looks a lot better than the one priced at $4000.00+.

The smith wesson k.32 masterpiece is back on GunBroker at the same price. I cannot make up my mind. It does not look that bad compared to the $4000.00 one. Seems like a good buy at $1999.99. I just bought two SW model 29 and will have to sell something to come up with the money,o well.

the one im looking at starts at $1999

what should i be on the lookout for when buying a smith wesson k.32? I found one on a auction site that looks fairly well and a good price. Im new at this older gun stuff. I collect mostly nickle n frames.

I shoot .17 hm2,22 lr,.22 hornet,.22 tcm, .32 swl,.32 hr mag,.32-20,9 mm,.38 special,357 mag,.41 mag,.44 special,.44 mag, .44-40,.45 acp,7.62-39,45-70,7mm Mauser,12 ga,I can always find something to shoot

I bought a .22 tcm when they first came out,piece of junk. I kelp it five or six years before I had enough and sent it back. The one they sent me was top of the line in shooting. I lapped and recrowned the barrel. Mighty fine rifle for the price. I also have the 1911 tcm with the extra 9mm...

Would federal premium 45/70 300 grain hammer down ammo be ok to shoot in a Springfield 45/70 trapdoor rifle? Wal mart had one box at $32.70. It does not say anywhere yes or no. Muzzle velocity is 1850 FPS.

What no smith Wesson revolvers? Must be everyone’s favorite.

The ones I own are: .22lc .22 tcm .32 acp .32 sw .32 swl .32-20 .38 spcial .357 mag 9mm .41 mag .44 special .44 mag .45 acp ..45 colt The 22tcm,.32-20 and all of the forty calibers get the most use with the .45 colt being my favorite

.22 lr .22tcm .32sw .32 swl .32-20 .32 hr mag

My most expensive is a smith Wesson k.32 masterpiece inherited from my favorite uncle. He bought it back in the fifties. Now it’s worth over $3000.00,not for sale.

My oldest will be: Springfield trapdoor carbine 45-70 Springfield trapdoor rifle 45-70 Remington rolling block carbine 44-40 Remington rolling block rifle 7mm Three smith Wesson revolvers 32swl Smith Wesson revolver 32-20 Smith Wesson k32 masterpiece All are great shooters

I just bought a smith Wesson model 16-4 after looking for one a long time. The bad part was I had to leave a 4 inch and a 6 inch model 16 because of not enough money.

I have one box winchester 405 grain blackpowder .45-70 in the two piece box,also a box of 500 grain smokeless 45-70 in the two piece box that will fire without problems. Matter of fact I will use them for deer season this fall.