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I was gonna suggest.327 Federal since it’s faster than the .32 H&R. But, the .327 Fed is 45,000 psi vs 21,000 psi for the H&R.
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I for one will be jealous if you build a .32 mag single shot
Been on my want list for ever. Any .32 mag rifle for that matter.
There is a .32 rimfire locally that just begs for a conversion to .32 mag just don't know about the feasibility.
There is a .32 rimfire locally that just begs for a conversion to .32 mag just don't know about the feasibility.
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I'd love that since I'm reloading 32 rimfire now. And Enzo, I didnt even think to look at the forearm today.
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I’m just curious. I know you’re busy so we’ll talk when you have time. Thanks for taking in this projectJustsomedude wrote: ↑Thu Mar 26, 2026 4:38 amI'd love that since I'm reloading 32 rimfire now. And Enzo, I didnt even think to look at the forearm today.
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InterestingJustsomedude wrote: ↑Thu Mar 26, 2026 4:38 amI'd love that since I'm reloading 32 rimfire now. And Enzo, I didnt even think to look at the forearm today.
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Man, those old single shot rifles are pretty!!!
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Definitely and I have a thing for either octagon or octagon to round
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I look periodically on gunbroker but haven't been able to find one at a price that I'm willing to pay, but it would be fun to have the 32 rimfire revolver that I have and one of those.JunkCollector wrote: ↑Thu Mar 26, 2026 2:17 pmInterestingJustsomedude wrote: ↑Thu Mar 26, 2026 4:38 amI'd love that since I'm reloading 32 rimfire now. And Enzo, I didnt even think to look at the forearm today.
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Got a chance to check today. The forearm is inletted fully for a straight octagonal barrel.Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Thu Mar 26, 2026 2:30 am Oh I’m quite Ok with it. I just wondered what all the options were. So now I’m really thinking .32 H&R might be the ticket for a cool little walkabout rifle. Maybe a 20” tapered octagon tube? Or half octagon, half round? Is the forend inleted at all?
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The guy I picked that up from had 2
The one I took the bore was pretty crunchy.
I didnt really care as I just wanted the experience.
It actually still shoots well.....when the ammo cooperates.
The other the bore was very nice but was a round barrel.
Mine was 100
Think the other may have been 250
If interested I could check
The one I took the bore was pretty crunchy.
I didnt really care as I just wanted the experience.
It actually still shoots well.....when the ammo cooperates.
The other the bore was very nice but was a round barrel.
Mine was 100
Think the other may have been 250
If interested I could check
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Well that makes it an easier pick. You Ok with doing a 1/2 & 1/2?Justsomedude wrote: ↑Thu Mar 26, 2026 10:09 pmGot a chance to check today. The forearm is inletted fully for a straight octagonal barrel.Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Thu Mar 26, 2026 2:30 am Oh I’m quite Ok with it. I just wondered what all the options were. So now I’m really thinking .32 H&R might be the ticket for a cool little walkabout rifle. Maybe a 20” tapered octagon tube? Or half octagon, half round? Is the forend inleted at all?
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I got alot done so far. Most of the stock fitting to receiver but leaving the bulk because IIRC, you said you'd like to finish the wood. I got the receiver and parts buttery smooth after alot of hand fitting.
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Damn!!!!!!!!!!!!! 






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Is it going to be 32 H&R ? Or ?
I bet it slick after your work.
I bet it slick after your work.
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Seems like 32 H&R is the logical option. I'll call the master later and discuss with himJunkCollector wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2026 12:22 pm Is it going to be 32 H&R ? Or ?
I bet it slick after your work.
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Whoever drilled the stock for the bolt should be fired. They drilled from both ends of the stock (crooked) and didnt meet up either hole. I'm going to have to just drill it oversized, glue in a dowel and redo it.
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Sorry to hear that! Didn’t want to cause you extra work but I’m glad you caught that.
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Not gonna lie. That looks stupid nice so far.
Envy.
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I appreciate that! I also saw that you called. Sorry I wasn't able to answer but today has been a busy day because I'm having a hand surgery tomorrow and I've been on the phone setting up PT and going over my meds with a nurse, etc...Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2026 9:10 pmThe wood seems to have potential and of course Jeff is a world class GS. Should be a fun little classic shooter!
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No worries brother. I hope you have an uneventful surgery and a speedy recovery!Justsomedude wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2026 11:55 pmI appreciate that! I also saw that you called. Sorry I wasn't able to answer but today has been a busy day because I'm having a hand surgery tomorrow and I've been on the phone setting up PT and going over my meds with a nurse, etc...Wambli Ska wrote: ↑Tue Apr 14, 2026 9:10 pmThe wood seems to have potential and of course Jeff is a world class GS. Should be a fun little classic shooter!
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Ok, that’s sexy AF.
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Thanks! And that's why I only have ONE guy I can entrust this project to!!! You guys have no idea how lucky we are to have Jeff here.