| Warning! Notes: All loads must be considered maximum, and unattainable in some guns. Because of the innumerable differences in design and standards of workmanship exhibited by guns chambered for the .32 ACP, combined with the extreme sensitivity to charge variations typical of all extra-small capacity cases, handloading must be approached with additional care. Because these unlocked breech actions depend upon the mass of the slide and strength of the mainspring (which may have weakened due to age or use) starting loads should be below the threshold of reliable functioning, and should be increased in small increments until reliable functioning is obtained, provided the gun will function properly with factory loads. (Handloader Issue 53) |
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