Vintage UMC .32 Rimfire Long

Thestral · Jan 16, 2020

I have almost a box of 32 rimfire long 43 and one with a little corrosion. these have a copper shell and therefore show A little darkening but all should be useable. That's as much as I can say for ammo made in the 1890s.
I'll accept trades for 9mm too.

joken · Jan 17, 2020

I gave a box of this away a couple years ago. I'd posted on another gun forum that I had it, and a young lady said that she had her great grandfathers gun, and had never been able to shoot it. I didn't realize it was so valuable, but she was $150 worth of thankful.

Thestral · Jan 17, 2020

joken said:
I gave a box of this away a couple years ago. I'd posted on another gun forum that I had it, and a young lady said that she had her great grandfathers gun, and had never been able to shoot it. I didn't realize it was so valuable, but she was $150 worth of thankful.

I'd like to find someone like that actually, would be fun to see it fire too!

gunsmith007 · Jan 17, 2020

I would bet they may not fire corrosion means the got moist at one time and being black inside it would be fun to try to shoot one or two I have one in my cabinet now that shoot that caliber but not sure if a long will fit shorts do

joken · Jan 17, 2020

Someone had tried to fire a couple of the ones I had in a centerfire gun

Oregongunlover · Mar 28, 2020

I have the gun to try them in. A .32 rim fire revolver. It's pretty cool. I'd trade you other ammo for it just to have. But I can't justify the price of the ammo for it. I have many calibers to trade and I have like 5 rounds for my revolver and 5 blanks aswell lol