.32 H&R Mag Ammo Prices

Harrington & Richardson stretched the old .32 in 1984 to give small revolvers a legitimate magnum option and it quietly does exactly that with modest recoil and honest performance. It also chambers the shorter .32 rounds for cheaper practice which makes it a sensible little system. Never famous but genuinely useful for the right shooter.

Loads run 80 to 100 grain in defensive and practice offerings. A low volume caliber priced like one in small boxes with thin supply. Owners buy when they see it and keep a little stashed.