It does not take the .32 short, .32 long, or .32 Colt NP...
by Slow Hand 
, Indiana, Sunday, January 31, 2016, 05:46 (3158 days ago) @ Harry O-1
Thanks for the info, Harry. I should have known it would t be so easy! I actually have a box of two of .32 RF (short; I think) around here from Navy Arms left over from N old .:2 RF Roing Block I wish I still had! A local gunsmith buddy recently rechambered and converted a StevensFavorite from .32 RF to .32 SWL, so I know he could do the rechambering for me. I guess if I do go after it, I could test fire it in current form to see if the note is good enough to mess with. I really do love my .32/20's, but having a similar, straight wall caliber would make reloading that much easier which makes plinking with the boys that much more carefree!!
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- Does anyone know anything about this old Marlin? -
Slow Hand,
2016-01-30, 11:39
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- Does anyone know anything about this old Marlin? -
Cherokee,
2016-01-30, 12:14
- Does anyone know anything about this old Marlin? - uncowboy, 2016-01-30, 14:04
- Those are chambered for the .32 COLT but can be rechambered - Hobie, 2016-01-30, 17:49
- It does not take the .32 short, .32 long, or .32 Colt NP... -
Harry O-1,
2016-01-30, 18:09
- We had a fellow on the leverguns forum who did re-chamber - Hobie, 2016-01-30, 19:51
- It does not take the .32 short, .32 long, or .32 Colt NP... -
Slow Hand,
2016-01-31, 05:46
- It does not take the .32 short, .32 long, or .32 Colt NP... - Harry O-1, 2016-01-31, 16:22
- Does anyone know anything about this old Marlin? -
Cherokee,
2016-01-30, 12:14