.32 Win Special Ammo Prices

Winchester's quiet answer to the .30-30 back in 1901 built for shooters who wanted to reload with the black powder still kicking around. It rode in the same lever guns and did the same close range deer work and then history mostly forgot it existed. The .30-30 got the fame and the .32 Special got the shrug. A little unfair honestly.

Loads run 165 to 170 grain in flat nose lever safe designs almost exclusively. Production is thin these days and prices reflect a caliber the world half remembers. When boxes turn up the lever faithful grab a few and move on.