32-20 load for Practical Hunter Long Course

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Richard Pickering
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Re: 32-20 load for Practical Hunter Long Course

Post by Richard Pickering »

Charles, and others; yes the 3220 cases have necks that are thin and require some care in handling, but they arent paper thin. In using cast bullets, the thin neck accepts a .311 or 312 bullet easily without shaving the bullet. I find that an advantage. Another item is case length. If you have R-P and W-W, the Win are shorter. This may be a concern on seating a bullet in W-W and then using R-P cases. Richard
I have served as assistant match director, Southern Silhouette club, 1980s. Also, the Griffin Gun Club for Silhouette during the 1990s, to about 2005. For a short period I authored the ''Cast Bullet'' section of The IHMSA News. Joined IHMSA March 1979.
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