Buffalo Bore Ammunition 10A20 Personal Defense Strictly Business 32S&W Long 115gr Hard Cast Flat Nose 20 Per Box/12 Case

SKU: TSW|86236UPC: 651815010014Mfr. Part #: 10A20

$32.99

Buffalo Bore Ammunition 10A20 Personal Defense Strictly Business 32S&W Long 115gr Hard Cast Flat Nose 20 Per Box/12 Case

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Buffalo Bore 32 S&W Long (32 Colt New Police) used hard cast bullets that will not deform on impact and will maintain their flat nose profile. This ammunition is safe to use in any solid frame revolver that is in ordinary shooting condition. Specifications: 32 S&W Long/115 gr/Hard Cast Flat Nose (HCFN) /20 Per Box/12 Cs

Additional information

upc

651815010014

manufacturer

Buffalo Bore Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

10A20

Caliber/Gauge

.32 S&W Long

Case Material

Brass

Grains

115 gr

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

1.65

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