This 32 H&R Magnum +P load (36B20) brings deep-penetrating hard cast performance to a compact revolver cartridge. Buffalo Bore loads it with a 130 grain hard cast bullet. That bullet favors straight-line penetration. It also resists deformation better than soft lead designs. As a result, this load gives the cartridge far more authority than typical light 32 H&R Mag ammunition.
Buffalo Bore lists this load at 1,125 fps and 365 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. Therefore, it delivers serious output for the caliber. The hard cast bullet does not rely on expansion. Instead, it drives deep and holds its shape. That matters when the shot must reach vital tissue through hide, muscle, or bone.
This load fits field carry, hunting backup, and close-range big game support better than casual plinking. Moreover, Buffalo Bore describes this 32 H&R +P load as a deep-penetrating hard cast option built for heavy use. That gives it a clear role. It turns a small-frame revolver into a more capable trail and hunting tool.
The +P rating adds pressure and speed. However, shooters should use it only in firearms rated for this load. Buffalo Bore notes compatibility with 32 H&R Mag and 327 Federal Mag firearms, with exceptions for original older H&R revolvers. Consequently, firearm selection matters.
Each box contains 20 rounds. Each case includes 12 boxes, totaling 240 rounds. That format supports carry rotation, function testing, field practice, and reserve storage. Buffalo Bore loads this ammunition in brass cases. Listings confirm the 36B20 SKU, 130 grain hard cast bullet, 1,125 fps velocity, 365 ft-lbs energy, 20-round boxes, 12-box cases, and hunting application.
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