32 H&R magnum from start to finish 

exactly!! point well noted Sam, ooh BTW that .380 did a surprising number on both melons...but the .38 spl had more time to expand in the bigger target and put that water melon in it's place very fast. thanks 4 watching.

When you got a source of components you have a life time of your favorite ammo.

good to hear from you brother thanks 4 watching i'm quite stooked about the .32 caliber. i've been missing out all these years.

The wadcutter round for the 32 is a very smart choice for accuracy, flat shooting low recoil.

thank you for your kind comment, there are a few other start to finish video's on the .32 H&R magnum but its a crying shame there aren't many other's this is a great cartridge, i will be doing the chronograph shoot on the 25th of july.

i've had many negative comment's about the lee auto drum from previous owner about how they leak and the chugging noises it makes..it appears you either get a golden egg or a rotten one, thanks 4 watching.

@@Ford360CID Looks like you got the good one.

@@bobhartman2571 i did a retune video on these auto drums polishing the aluminum race bearing and retighted the drum seal.

@@Ford360CID Yes I did see that video of yours. It helped a little, but still had inaccuracies. I typically use Tithe group powder. I'm thinking that the shape of the powder used on the Lee, auto drum has something to do with it.

Looks like you have a very sweet set up what a way to reyire.

thank you sir..now i have to wait till 7/25/20 to get to do some range testing velocity and accuracy. thanks 4 watching.

thank you 4 watching cory.

i got most of the dies from ebay really cheap i payed 17$ for the .32 long dies that also will double as a 32 H&R magnum die as well, i bought the .32acp/32 short die on ebay as well but payed more for them, the .380 shell holder .223 shell holder will also fit the and i bought the H&R shells on midway usa and i had a box of 32 short shells that was given to me or diamond brass used cases is a great source for hard to find shells. i have a lee 100gn mould and a rcbs 88gn mold i also got on ebay.

The revolver is perfect even in 32 your well protected.

I had a few 71gn ball bullets I loaded for the H&R cases they move put quite fast for such a light bullet.

the single 6 would be my go to revolver as well..that was a smart choice those revolvers will out live you for sure, once you have the components brass and an inexpensive single stage set up your set up for life..i believe the 32 H&R magnum is more reloader friendly and can generate great velocities as well as the .327 magnum without the sticky extraction, my favorite jacketed bullet is the 100 grain hollow point, out of a 3'' ruger i get up to 1200 fps without high pressure signs. if you want to get started in reloading for the .32 H&R i can help you out.

sorry for the late reply...utube messing with my notification bell, i believe the .32 H@R magnum is perfect for this caliber its light weight and balance will give your revolver quick follow up shots and rapid double action shooting at combat ranges.

as you witnessed the belling of the .32 H&R magnum case mouth was a bit tight causing the machine to vibrate vigorously, and may cause knocking the primers out of proper feeding or the weight of a full feed tray falling out causing the primers to spill off causing loss of primers, single feed is more reliable and 100% primer retention and you can feel the primers seat with great tension without a crooked and smashed sideways primer in the primer pocket, it is not a race for quantity but a pace for quality, thank you 4 your subscription and your great comment, i am looking forward to hearing more comments from you take care.

Got it. That makes complete sense. Thank you for all your great information. I gained alot of knowledge watching your videos. I started casting about a year ago and your videos guided me in the right direction.

@@arizona_west5392 technically utube will not let me make instructional video's on ammo...but! i stay within the fence line such as not showing you the bullet in the pro-1000 or the lead pure into the mould so those that have done casting and reloading already know what i"m doing without being over graphic, i'm happy that my video's have lead you in the reloading and casting world, good luck to you sir.

my apologies for the late response utube has been messing with all of our notification bell alerts, so as far as price goes it could be more or less and i will explain how!, if you already have the single stage press then you just saved yourself 75$ the dies are around 38$, finding once fired 32 H@R brass laying around your gun range is nearly zero so your gonna have to purchase new or go on the used brass websites and get it there, powders are steady in price Hodgdons being the cheapest and Alliant being more expensive, primers were the biggest issue getting primers during that time were just a pain to get, so if you go to midway USA and happen to see the free hazmat and or free shipping sales along with sales on components is what i originally did it would be in your best interest to use this method and of course that goes for any other caliber as well, im sure you've already started and i would like to hear it went for you after 2 years.