32 Long, 32 Auto, and 25ACP

[rc109a]

I was going through my recycle brass (22 brass) and noticed a lot of little primer brass. They were 32 Long, 32 Auto, and one slightly bigger then the 22L (my eyes are not that great to see the case stamp but I think it is 25acp). My question is does anyone reload these? I have been selling the 9mm, 40, 45, and 223 when I exceed my requirements. I would hate to see this brass go to waste if it is hard to get.

 

[oneounceload]

I have loaded both 32 ACP and 32 S&W Long - with bullets purchased a while ago, I can reload them cheaper than .22 lr - you're talking somewhere around an average of 2 grains of powder - that's 3500 per pound, but as you mentioned - finding the damn brass is a royal PITA in a pile of other range stuff

 

[Walkalong]

I reload .32 Auto and .32 Long, as well as .32 Mag.

finding the damn brass is a royal PITA

.32 Auto sure is. It just goes *poof* and it's gone.

 

[steve4102]

OK, call me crazy, but I load the 25 ACP. At $20+ a box of 50 I can't afford not to. Besides, it's fun to try and get those little guys in and out of the press without smashing your fingers.

 

[FROGO207]

Yep they all are reloaded by me also. Although the 25 auto is not done too often these days as my fingers don't cooperate like I want.

 

[Rail Driver]

.25 auto sounds like a good reason to teach kids to reload Tiny fingers for working on tiny ammo!

 

[coosbaycreep]

.32acp is the smallest I load for. I actually think it's easier to load than .30mauser/7.62tok.

 

[Cherokee]

All three are reloaded and you can find buyers for it if you have a large enough number to make the shipping worth it. I have loaded 32 ACP and still load 25 ACP, but don't need any brass myself.

 

[evan price]

My 32 S&W revolvers have never had any factory ammo shot in them. All are reloads. I also reload 25 acp but not very much as I don't hardly ever shoot it.

 

[J_McLeod]

If anyone would like it, I have 48 pieces of .32 acp brass I'll give away for the cost of shipping.