Black Hills Ammunition - Lead Flat Nose - 115 Grain 32-20 Winchester Ammo - 50 Rounds

The .32-20, or .32 Winchester Center Fire (WCF) was introduced in 1882 as Winchesters small, but advertised as general purpose, cartridge. Considered competent for game up to deer sized, most hunters and shooters feel that unless precise hits are made, it was still too small. However, against smaller game, it proved quite popular for its accuracy and tendency not to do too much damage nullifying to purpose of the hunt in the first place. While Colt and other manufacturers produced revolvers in the caliber, its full potential was realized in rifles where it could gain more energy and accuracy. The 115 grain flat nosed lead bullet by Black Hills has a muzzle velocity of 900 feet per second with 207 foot pounds of energy. It is ideal for use in cowboy action shooting, and especially safe for use in carbines and revolvers, thanks to the flat nosed bullet.

The sport of Single Action Shooting clubs and societies has increased over the last few decades giving the people at Black Hills Ammunition a reason to shine. While they also make modern military rifle calibers, cowboy shooting is where they started, producing reloadable cartridges of cowboy calibers that were initially hard to find commercially.