Is there such a thing?

[ETipp]

Is there such a thing as .32 caliber conical bullets? I haven't seen any or any molds for them.

 

[deermanok]

I've seen them listed in reloading supplies catalogs.

 

[ETipp]

I've seen them listed in reloading supplies catalogs.

Well that may be promising. I really like the patch and RB gig but I do have a hankering to try some conical out of my Crockett rifle.

 

[deermanok]

Well that may be promising. I really like the patch and RB gig but I do have a hankering to try some conical out of my Crockett rifle.

Track of the Wolf Muzzleloading has TC Maxi balls in .32 caliber. 125 grain, I think.

 

[FishnRod]

Pretty sure REAL are available in 32 cal

 

[Dusty_Traveler]

every once in a while, a .32 maxi ball mold will come up on ebay. They can go over 100 bucks.

 

[chorizo]

Couple there now. 2 bullet 100 gr mold for $36 6 bullet 92 gr for $99

 

[ETipp]

Looks like I have a little bit of looking around to do. Awesome!

I seldom visit ebay for ML toys.

 

[Enfield1]

Is there such a thing as .32 caliber conical bullets? I haven't seen any or any molds for them.

I happened upon one on “Lodgewood”. Old Dixie Gunworks .32 conical scissors mold. Snatched it up, They can be hard to find.

 

[ETipp]

Track of the Wolf Muzzleloading has TC Maxi balls in .32 caliber. 125 grain, I think.

Thanks. I'll check them out.

 

[Ohio Rusty]

I have some Hornady hollowbased wadcutters in .32 I have used. They are a tad undersized for the bore so I paper patch them for a tight fit. I also have a T/C .32 maxi ball mold and some .32 maxi's already cast in soft lead if you was to try a few.
Ohio Rusty ><>

 

[AimSmallMissSmall]

RMC Ox-Yoke Muzzleloading also has them.

https://rmcoxyoke.com/product/maxi-balls/

 

[Sean E Bug]

they need a 1:32 twist to stabilize. any reason you are looking for one?

 

[Nobade]

I have some Hornady hollowbased wadcutters in .32 I have used. They are a tad undersized for the bore so I paper patch them for a tight fit. I also have a T/C .32 maxi ball mold and some .32 maxi's already cast in soft lead if you was to try a few.
Ohio Rusty ><>

I've done that also. They work in my TC Cherokee but not in the Dixie squirrel rifle. The TC has a much faster twist rate.

 

[ETipp]

they need a 1:32 twist to stabilize. any reason you are looking for one?

Cuz my want bumps are itching again.

Also, Maxi Balls have performed very well out of every 1:48 twist I have fed them to. So I am curious to see if they would do the same out of my Crockett rifle.

 

[APG]

Cuz my want bumps are itching again.

Also, Maxi Balls have performed very well out of every 1:48 twist I have fed them to. So I am curious to see if they would do the same out of my Crockett rifle.

Want bumps are itching. That's funny.

 

[ord sgt]

If you are interested. I have some .32 maxi leftover from the T/C Cherokee that I once owned. Send a PM so I can get them to you somehow.

 

[Billy Boy]

Is there such a thing as .32 caliber conical bullets? I haven't seen any or any molds for them.

I’ve shot quite a few 107 gr 32 cal maxiballs in my buggy rifle. Bought them at a gun show. Changes it from a 22 Mag into a high velocity 32/20. TC made a few molds back in the day. Useful addition if function for a 32 cal muzzle loader.

 

[Relic shooter]

I've shot many small caliber ML rifles accurately with cloth patched commercially cast bullets.

 

[ETipp]

ord sgt, PM sent. Thank you.