32-20 Uberti and a question

[Black River Smith]

Thanks for that info.  It has been awhile since looking for something, I totally forgot about Dixie.  Forgot about that 3-click action also, darn.

[Major 2]

I have mentioned this before...
  If you saw it please indulge me.

32/20 was the first caliber of any size recoil I shot. (only 22 prior to that)
My Dads S&W Hand ejector circa mid 1920. He acquired it in the late 1930's. Sooo... I am very fond of 32/20.
I still have my Dad's Smith which he carried abord the "Lenape",
his 33'-foot cabin Cruser.
In January 1942, my Dad volunteered for Coast Guard Auxiliary coast watching in the very early months of WW II. Dad and an enlisted armed Coast Guardsman were operating out of Miami, Biscayne Bay to Key Largo 4-5 nights each week. Dad was required to be armed, and the S&W was his carry gun.

That 32/20 is near and dear to me. I own several more including a COLT SAA
chambered in 32/20, A Winchester 73 made in 1891, and a JM Marlin CL circa 1982


I load both BP and smokeless rounds to feed these, did I say I'm FOND of 32/20

 

[Black River Smith]

Very nice firearms, thanks for sharing.

[DeaconKC]

Like Button!

[Coffinmaker]

Another LIKE button for Major 2 

[King Medallion]

Finally got it. Box says PW model P. 3 clicker, but I have the 4 click hammer and trigger to put in it.

[Abilene]

Yippee!  It's got the proper length base pin, too. 

[Major 2]

I Like it 

[Coffinmaker]

Yep.  Right Base Pin.  Barrel too long. 

[King Medallion]

Yep.  Right Base Pin.  Barrel too long. 

Barrel is perfect for me!

[DeaconKC]

Beeeyooteeful!
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[Black River Smith]

Very nice!

[mtmarfield]

      Greetings, King Medallion!

   Have FUN with that lovely .32WCF...!

              MTM