32 S&W Long Ammo
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Explore Steinel Ammunition Co.’s selection of 32 Smith & Wesson Long ammo (aka 32 Long), crafted for accuracy, reliability, and safe performance in vintage and modern revolvers alike. Our 32 Smith & Wesson Long ammunition delivers consistent ballistics and smooth shooting for target practice, competitive matches, or general-purpose use. Browse our selection of 32 Smith & Wesson Long ammunition to choose the load that best suits your shooting needs.
32 S&W Long 100gr Target Wadcutter 50 Count
In Stock$52.37Qty:32 S&W Long 90gr Round Nose Flat Point
$47.19Qty:32 S&W Long 100gr HB Wadcutter 50 Count
$52.37Qty:32 S&W Long 72gr Plated Round Nose
In Stock$49.26Qty:32 S&W Long 78gr Round Nose
$49.26Qty:
Our 32 Smith & Wesson Long Ammo
Explore our 32 S&W Long bullet ammo to select the ideal cartridge for your firearm.
- 32 S&W Long 100gr Target Wadcutter: Built for target shooting where clean, round holes and predictable trajectories are essential, this 32 Smith & Wesson Long cartridge is optimized for match and practice scenarios.
- 32 S&W Long 100gr HB Wadcutter: This 32 long revolver ammo is designed for competitive target shooters who value extra bullet stability and consistent hole geometry at the target.
- 32 S&W Long 90gr Round Nose Flat Point: This 32 Smith & Wesson long round is a versatile practice and general‑purpose load that balances accuracy with modest recoil for extended sessions on the range.
- 32 S&W Long 72gr Plated Round Nose: This is an economical practice round suitable for high‑volume dry‑fire and range sessions, without sacrificing reliable feeding and ignition.
- 32 S&W Long 78gr Round Nose: This low‑recoil, versatile practice load suited to shooters seeking controllable performance in vintage and modern revolvers.
Tips for Choosing the Right 32 S&W Long Ammo for Your Revolver
Follow these guidelines to pick the right 32 S&W Long ammo for your revolver’s performance and your shooting goals.
- Confirm your firearm’s chambering and service condition before selecting 32 Smith & Wesson long cartridges.
- For target work, choose the wadcutter or HB wadcutter for cleaner holes and easier scoring.
- For high‑volume practices, plated round‑nose options offer the best cost‑to‑performance ratio.
- Consider bullet weight and velocity: heavier bullets with similar velocities may have different points of impact; test one box first to verify accuracy.
- Store ammunition in a cool, dry place and keep rounds in original packaging to preserve shelf life.
Why Choose Steinel 32 S&W Long Ammo
Discover the key features that make Steinel 32 Smith & Wesson long ammunition a reliable choice for your revolver.
- Rigorous Ballistic Testing: Every lot of 32 S&W Long ammo undergoes velocity and function checks to ensure shot‑to‑shot consistency and safe operating margins.
- Premium Components & Assembly: We utilize high-quality bullets, trusted powders, and precision assembly processes to ensure each 32 Smith & Wesson long round offers reliable ignition and long‑term stability.
- Compatibility & Responsible Design: Loads are developed specifically for .32 S&W Long revolvers and tuned to safe pressures; they are not interchangeable with higher‑pressure .32 Magnum cartridges.
- Clear Performance Intent: Our product lineup covers match‑grade wadcutters, stable HB wadcutters, and other more common bullets so you can select the round best suited to your use case.
FAQs
1) What is .32 S&W Long
A).32 S&W Long (often written .32 S&W Long or .32 Long S&W) is a rimmed revolver cartridge developed from the original .32 S&W Short as a longer, higher-velocity service cartridge in the late 19th / early 20th century common in police and pocket revolvers through the mid-20th century.
2) Are these loads reloadable?
A)Yes, the cases used in our 32 Smith & Wesson long ammo are reloadable when the brass is inspected and properly reconditioned. Reloading should only be performed by knowledgeable reloaders who follow safe published load data.
3) What is Steinel’s satisfaction guarantee?
A)Steinel stands behind the manufacturing quality of its ammunition. If you encounter a defect or performance issue with commercially reasonable use, contact our customer support with lot information for evaluation and remedy.
4) Where did the .32 S&W Long come from?
A)The Long evolved from the .32 S&W (Short) to provide better ballistics and a longer effective range while keeping a compact case suitable for small revolvers. It later formed the starting point for higher-pressure family members such as .32 H&R Magnum and, more recently, the .327 Federal Magnum.
5) Is .32 Long S&W the same as .32 Long Colt or .32 ACP?
A)No do not confuse them
- .32 S&W Long / .32 Long S&W = this cartridge.
- .32 Long Colt = a separate, older Colt/Winchester rimmed cartridge with different dimensions.
- .32 ACP (7.65 Browning) = a rimless semi-auto pistol cartridge and not interchangeable.
Always use the exact cartridge name stamped on the barrel or cylinder to avoid dangerous mixups.
6) Can I fire .32 S&W (Short) in a gun chambered for .32 S&W Long? What about the other way round?
A) Yes for one direction, no for the other
- .32 S&W Short → .32 S&W Long: Yes. The shorter S&W Short will chamber and fire in a Long chamber because the rim/headspace is the same. Expect reduced velocity and different point of impact.
- .32 S&W Long → .32 S&W Short: No. A .32 Long will not fit into a Short chamber.
Important: While shorter cartridges will often fire, doing so repeatedly in a firearm can lead to fouling, loose case support, and accuracy loss use appropriately sized ammo when possible.




























































































