32 H&R Mag – 130 Gr HC + P – Buffalo Bore Strictly Business (36B20) – 240 Rounds

Buffalo Bore is known for heavy, high-performance loads, and its 32 H&R Magnum Strictly Business pushes this small revolver cartridge well beyond typical factory ammunition. This listing is Buffalo Bore Strictly Business 32 H&R Magnum +P 130 grain hard cast ammo, MPN 36B20, sold as 240 rounds. It is built for penetration rather than expansion.

Buffalo Bore rates this load at 1,125 fps with 365 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. The heavy 130 grain hard cast bullet is designed to resist deformation and drive deep, which is valued for defense against animals, for small game and varmints where you want minimal meat damage, and for situations that demand penetration. A hard cast bullet does not expand like a hollow point, so its effect depends on penetration and placement. Because it is labeled +P, recoil is noticeably sharper than standard 32 H&R loads.

This ammunition fits revolvers and rifles chambered in 32 H&R Magnum, and it can also be fired in firearms chambered for 327 Federal Magnum. Examples include the Ruger Single-Six and Single-Seven, Ruger SP101 and LCR in 327 Federal Magnum, the Smith and Wesson Model 16, Charter Arms revolvers in 327, and the Henry Big Boy in 327 Federal. A common question is whether a +P 32 H&R load is safe in older revolvers. Use it only in modern, solid revolvers in good condition, and ask the gun’s maker if you are unsure. Another common question is whether 32 H&R can be fired in a 32 ACP pistol. No. They are entirely different cartridges.

Buffalo Bore 36B20 is new production ammunition, not reloads. It is loaded in brass cases. This listing ships as 12 boxes of 20 rounds for 240 rounds total from one lot. Heavy specialty loads like this sell out often, so a full supply lets you practice with your field load and keep plenty on hand.