Description

Fired 32 Smith & Wesson brass.  50 PCS, mixed head stamps Remington, UMC, Winchester.  Actual cases not pictured.

Historical facts: 32 S&W usually known as 32 S&W SHORT, was released in 1878 for use in the Smith & Wesson Pocket Revolvers, more commonly known as “belly guns”.  With a charge of 9 grains of black powder, the idea was a low-power round that could travel the distance of a card table.

Case length .595-.602 inches, OAL .92 inches, uses .312 diameter bullets.

RELOADING DISCLAIMER: Please inspect the used brass prior to use to verify that cases are free from defects. The goal of Duck Creek is to sell only quality components, unless noted in the description we do not know how many times brass has been previously fired. Used brass sold “AS IS’, three-day inspection periods are granted.