[Dennis]

Well I went an did it again
Bought a Nagant Pistol and looking for a .32 acp cylinder for it
Anybody know about those
I remember them being discussed last year but I cant remember what was said
As I get older I have this problem alot more

 

[NRAJOE]

SOG of Ohio was selling them but I don't know if they still have them...www.southernohiogun.com

 

[Doglips]

I seen them at TAPCO awile back..keep meaning to order one myself but usaly broke when I find them...or find something else to distract my funds away.

 

[Calvin]

Try www.federalarmscorp.com for the conversion cylinder.

 

[Dennis]

Calvin the link doesnt work. I tried a search and came up with 350thousand hits.
Is that address still valid and can I get there in AOL?
Thanks Cal

 

[Kevin]

They were in the May flier from Century, but when I tried to order one, they said they hadn't come in yet and they aren't in the June flier.

 

[Calvin]

Sorry, Dennis. It seems the site is no longer in service. Federal Arms have ads in the SGN, and I have ordered one of the .32ACP cylinders from them in the past. Works very well, but I prefer the .32 S&W Longs, as they are a little more accurate in mine.

 

[toolman]

federal arms is at gunsnstuff.net

 

[Dennis]

I have heard that .32 H&R will fit and function in these pistols also.32S&W long.
Has anyone had any experience doing this?

 

[Michael M]

I've tried 32 S&W long, shoots ok. Stay with UNJACKETED, PLAIN LEAD bullets, as the bullet is slightly over size. I haven't shot any H&R, but have seen it done. Same story. I shoot only Nagant ammo, now. Only shot a few rounds of 32. One thing I found about these pistols is that they are really easy to clean because of the gas seal feature. Only the bore needs cleaning. But if you shoot the 32, there is some leading at cylinder face and top strap. I found some Fiocchi ammo at a gun show, and reloading dies from RCBS. So I shoot the Nagant ammo.

 

[Dennis]

I went and shot .32H&R you are right about the cleaning part
it does make more of a mess, same accuracy though. and A WHOLE LOT less expensive.
thanks for the imput