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    Closed 32 rim fire discussion
    Last edited by Chaseww1; April 23rd, 2022 at 04:52 AM. Reason: Close

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    Default Re: 32 rim fire discussion

    I doubt many criminals are buying 32 rimfire.

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    Default Re: 32 rim fire discussion

    Quote Originally Posted by Chaseww1 View Post
    I believe a lot of that ammunition is selling to people that are not allowed to own firearms.
    Based on what? Price? Most likely collectors, especially if in original box. I don't think the under 21 antique thing applies if they take metallic cartridge.

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    Default Re: 32 rim fire discussion

    Interesting. Wish I could of found some of that cheap 32 rimfire ammo a few years ago. Seemed hard and expensive to come by then.
    Wanted it for an old single shot rifle that was used to stun hogs here ages ago. Mainly just for nostalgia.
    Ended up getting a few custom cases off Dixie Gun that used a .22 blank as a primer. Some black powder and cast got it going again.
    Novelty wore off very quickly.
    Here's another approach to loading it using ramset powder charge blanks. Saved the bookmark but lost interest and never got around to it:
    http://32rimfire.blogspot.com

    Edit: sorry, thought topic was about 32 rimfire.
    Last edited by cephas; April 22nd, 2022 at 08:54 PM.
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    Default Re: 32 rim fire discussion

    Closed until reopen
    Last edited by Chaseww1; April 23rd, 2022 at 04:54 AM.

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    Default Re: 32 rim fire discussion

    Anybody thinking of trying this needs to read up on their laws as some places it is still considered a firearm. I do know that any thing that will get you prison time with a firearm will get you prison time with an antique.
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    Default Re: 32 rim fire discussion

    Yup, it has to be the OP's assertion and certainly isn't a supply and demand issue.
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