32/20 ??? yes or no ???

Started by Slamfire, November 25, 2014, 04:56:22 PM

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Slamfire

While drool'n through gun broker,,Item # 454696419 ,is described as a"1892 32/20" w/ 24 " barrel ,etc. etc.,.Pictures were taken w/ rifle lean'n aginst the wall( note wall outlet to left).please correct me if I'm wrong,but it (the rifle in the picture) looks like it may be a.22,,what ya'll think?????????  Ohhh ,by the way the price of $400.00 ,is what got my attention.





  Hootmix.

Pettifogger

That's a Marlin 92.  Might be .32, but it darn sure isn't .32-20.  If it is a .32 it is .32 rimfire or .32 Colt.  In either event the ammo hasn't been made for decades.  The same gun was also made in .22.

Major 2

There is conversion to CF,  32 short or long can be used ....this one may have one
On occasion Winchester/Olin will do a run of Shorts...

Pettifogger is right , it certainly isn't 32/20 
when planets align...do the deal !

Slamfire

 All the 32/20 (lever guns ) i'v been look'n at load on the side, and that's what made me ask. But by the by how hard to convert a rim fire to center fire ( 32's and so forth??).






  Hootmix.

Pettifogger

Quote from: Slamfire on November 25, 2014, 07:06:41 PM
All the 32/20 (lever guns ) i'v been look'n at load on the side, and that's what made me ask. But by the by how hard to convert a rim fire to center fire ( 32's and so forth??).

On the Marlin 92 many of them came with two firing pins.  You just swap them.  For other guns it can be a major piece of engineering.  Depends on the gun.





  Hootmix.

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