WB
That would probably bring some big money...
Tuesday, May 27, 2025, 19:34

To argue the point. The .32-20 (which I love) can be a little hard to find sometimes, and pricy. It's a little bit more challenging to reload, just enough to make it interesting.

In the Reeder custom BH we had, I was shooting 90/100 gr. XTP's at around 1600 fps. Waaaaaaay over the published loads, using 296, but the gun sure was in no danger.

Gary wanted me to try the .321 GNR with an extra cylinder in my .300 GNR, but I sort of needed a .327 cyl. for it, at the time. So he made me one. Looking back I would still like to try it. I bet is as good as the .300 GNR. The .300 GNR is just a little bit smaller than a .41 Magnum case, but it's formed on .30-30 brass. Almost indestructible. Basically a shortened .30 Herrett.