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Posted On: 8/24/2020
By: Brian
A: No sir, this ammo could make your revolver explode, which wouldn't be good for you or your revolver. I regret that we haven't got what you need in stock, which is 32 S&W or 32 S&W Short (same thing).
Posted On: 3/31/2020
By: Ramon
A: Thanks for reaching out, Ramon! This is LRN ammunition, which means its bullet is a "lead round nose." It's essentially a full metal jacket (FMJ) without the jacket. Your revolver will fire this ammunition just fine, as the FMJ was primarily developed to assist self-loading weapons – which your revolver is not.
Posted On: 6/6/2014
By: Greg Vaniscak
A: Hello Greg,
Yes, you can safely fire .32 S&W Long rounds in a revolver that is chambered in .327 Magnum. You shouldn't have any problems with these 98gr. LRN rounds in your Ruger.