10 Best 32 S&W Long Ammo (2022 Updated)

While the HeadShot ammo isn’t as high quality as the official Nerf rounds, on the whole, you cannot tell the difference unless you’re super nit picky like I am. Other than a few factory blemishes, these balls shoot just as far and true as the officials, so there’s really no downside at all.

The fact that they offer such a wide range of excellent colors is what really makes the sell for me. The price for the color and the sheer number of balls you get is well worth the buy. Find a color you love and give em a shot, if you’re already in the Nerf Rival market, why not go full on and treat your self to a splash of color.

These are not all the same softness. The softest ones had to be thrown away, they jam the Nerf Rival weapons. But the stiffer ones work and glow cool.

excellent price. came with a nice pouch. took a little while to get it. but compared to the prices in the store it was worth the wait.

I found the dies to be of excellent quality. The expander die is the best in the business and worked amazingly with coated lead Black Bullets. The seating die worked perfectly and was a good match for my bullet profile.

However, if reloading for a gun with a tight chamber the sizing die is not up to the task. I recommend replacing the sizing die with a Lee undersize die because CBC headstamps failed to chamber at 100% and an abnormal amount of FC and WIN headstamps would not chamber either and it was the result of poor sizing and not OAL.

With the addition of a Lee undersize die, this set becomes an excellent combination.

I havent used the. 32 Smith & Wesson dies yet a friend recommend Lee dies. SO I bought their. 357 magnum just before finding the. 32 longs. Ive loaded over 100 bullets with the. 357 and Lee makes great pistol reloading dies fairly easy to use.

Thats why I didnt hesitate to buy the. 32 s&w dies. The carbide dies makes reloading much easier. I also own. 41 magnum and 10mm-40 cal. dies. Lee makes quality pistol reloading dies.

I reload several different calibers mostly for pistol and revolver. I have purchased Lee die sets for every caliber from. 32 to. 45 and have been impressed with their dies. I added a fourth die to the set, a full case sizing die, as I do for all my reloads.

The full case sizing die is really not required for 32 long as the pressures do not expand the brass very much if at all. I have too much handloading equipment from all the major manufacturers, and I usually use my Lee equipment and dies as they perform flawlessly.

Also Lee fixes or replaces any problem parts quickly and without hassle, always friendly customer service. I have never experienced better customer’s service with any company better than Lee Precision, Inc.

Most HIGHLY recommended !!!.

Have a S&W Model 31-1 for which factory ammo was too expensive for this retiree. Was going to sell it but figured I’d give the Lee dies a chance to make some inexpensive ammo. It was about 1/2 the price of the RCBS dies which I normally use.

Turn out it works just fine and I can now afford to shoot this revolver. No problem in recommending this die set.

I was looking for a storage option for the chains I carry on my trailer. I carry 8 twenty foot 5/16 chains. Just stacking them in the front toolbox makes a mess. If you try to grab one it is tangled wilt the rest.

1 twenty foot 5/16 grade 8 chain fits perfectly in the 30 cal can. They stack nicely in the front toolbox. I actually get more room to haul more stuff. Using the boxes gives me the room to add a floor jack which before I didn’t carry.

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Good can with decent seals and overall pretty well made. I noted I the reviews how hard it is to get the stickers off. I used a hair dryer. The first sticker I did not get it hot enough and the sticker did not come completely off.

The next two I laid the box down and let the hair dryer blow into the box until it got hot enough that I couldn’t touch it. started peeling the sticker off and ot came off in one piece second box did the same thing.

One left a bit of glue residue but rubbing alcohol easily removed the adhesive.

Original Lee factory crimp. As good as duplicating the factory crimp as you can get. Easy to adjust like a seating die without having to loosen the lock ring nut.

The Lee Factory Crimp Die works flawless. Easy to adjust, just follow the clear directions. This die formed the perfect crimp and allows smooth feeding in my 32 ACP pistol. I highly recommend this die if you are loading for a semi-auto!.

Excellent trap for. 22 caliber pistols and rifles. Easy to carry for portability and the clip to hold targets is very useful. It would have been helpful to have assembly instructions as the only help was the picture on the box.

Stronger packaging would be a good idea as the box was almost destroyed in shipping. The heavy construction prevented any damage to the trap. A good value for the. 22 target shooter.

I now have two of these, one inside and one outside. I use them to collect lead and debris for recycle. Once assembled, u need to fill the cracks with undercoating or gorilla tape, caulking, etc. to keep the fine stuff from making a mess from spilling.

Not difficult, and undercoating or other rubberized paint on the outside can make impact quieter. I use mine for pellets and B Bs primarily, with heavy cardboard clipped to the target area. That way I rarely even get a BB ricochet and B Bs are usually hard to keep in a trap.

ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY CLASSES JUST IN CASE. Buy from Walmart. best price and customer service. Ignore the beat up box it comes in. It is pretty heavy steel and should last many years.

I have a 4-die set, but having problems getting. 355 copper plated (CP) bullets to seat firmly. I am using mixed head stamps. When I seat the bullets, 50-60% go in with basically minimal or no resistance.

I don’t even have to use the expander die prior to seating. I have found no correlation to specific headstamps. I have used both the seat/crimp die and the FCD singularly and in various combinations to form light to heavy crimps with no consistent success.

The sizing die sizes the shell to approximately. 370 which seems like it should be enough (. 003 under standard). I now use a 223 sizing die in my Lee 4-stage turrent press that sizes the shells between.

368 to. 369 and that gives me solid seating for my. 355 CP bullets. I like the dies, but for the. 355 CP bullets I currently have they do not consistently produce a solidly seated bullet, i. e. , one that cannot be pushed in with medium finger pressure.

It appears from other comments that they work fine with other bullets. I also have Lee dies for 9MM, 38, 357, 223, 30-30, and 30-06 that work great.

Great cement. I even can use it for different things. Like creating green/grey goo to fill in the gaps on a model.

Great stuff and FAST! Moved over from tamia for all my general model building,not best for tracks as sets fast but depends on what you require.

This is a great paint bottle stand, once you work out how to put it together that is. It was delivered in a plain box with just a small stuck on picture to show what the finished article should look like, the same picture in the advert.

Now dont get me wrong, its not brain surgery to work it out. Ive got experience in putting things like this together but for someone who hasnt it could be tricky. It does require some PVA glue (white glue) but it does say that in the product description.

Also some 600mm F shaped clamps are needed. I already have 2, 4 would have been better. Once youve got it together you need to clamp it together,side to side, top to bottom hence 4 clamps) & leave it to let the PVA to dry.

Once its dry its a sturdy paint stand. Ive mounted mine & what that means is Ive got 60 x 17ml dropper bottles of Vallejo model air paint now out of the way & readily available. Vallejo model air bottles are the same size as the Mig ones.

I already have a Vallejo paint stand which is about the same size but only holds 43 bottles, that one didnt require glue. To sum up, if you dont have the clamps Ive mentioned you might struggle to keep it together but once constructed it will keep your dropper bottles out of the way, on display & readily available for use.

Im verypleased with this paint stand & can highly recommend.

This is a decent rack by HobbyZone for Ammo, which I use for my AK figure series acrylics. Holds plenty of them too. Usual good quality from HobbyZone but this one is a bit fiddly to put together and the lack of instructions meant the assembly felt like a Krypton Factor challenge.

no assault course though thankfully, although the zip line was always very cool. Just use wood glue, clamp it if you can, leave overnight and you’ll be fine. You can screw it to the wall or you can use command strips, yeah, they are strong enough to hold this even when fully loaded.

Bit more expensive than the Hobbyzone modules but worth every penny.

I have eight of these paint organisers in the bunker – a couple of the 17ml, one for streaking grime, washes, etc and the rest for Tamiya / Gunze. They’ve enabled me to re-order the workspace and I can finally see all my stock at a glance, organised into groups logical to me.

Shelves now free of paint accommodate tools and other items previously squirrelled away in drawers. Utterly recommended. I used Gorilla wood glue and rather than struggle to assemble everything at once, settled for glueing the outer frame, checking it was ‘square’ and leaving it overnight to fully harden.

The shelf inserts flex enough to allow fitting the next day – I glued every single surface where they touch for maximum strength. Again, fab items – pity they don’t cover 28mm Xtracrylix bottles.