OK - DOSEN'T CHANGE MY ANSWER TO WHAT 32-20 WAS MADE FORThose are not 32-20, they are 32 WCF
OK - DOSEN'T CHANGE MY ANSWER TO WHAT 32-20 WAS MADE FORThose are not 32-20, they are 32 WCF
This is true. They should only be shot in model 92s, or 94s or similar with strong actions. They will jack up a revolver and probably the guy shooting it. If I remember right, just like the 38WCF rifle loads, they are moving around 1700FPS or so. That will probably pop the top off a SAA.They came out with a Hi Velocity round for use in (strong) leverguns like the win 1892 and Marlin 1894. This shouldn’t be fired in old blk powder era colts or small frame revolvers.
Those are not 32-20, they are 32 WCF
32 WCF and 32-20 are the same exact thing.It clearly says .32-20 on the box....
They are one and the same. So much misinformation out there …Those are not 32-20, they are 32 WCF
For my brain knowledge this is the post of the day. Thanks.The WCF is the Winchester designation - Winchester Center Fire. The other designations started with other gun companies chambering said cartridges in their guns, (WInchester wasn't gonna let it happen without royalties) but they weren't about to advertise for their competitors. This was an everlasting Colt vs Winchester thing.
Winchesters are chambered in "##WCF", and Colts/Marlins were chambered in ##-40 or ##-20 - Caliber over grains of BP.
Kinda cool useless trivia
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