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Not sure if this is in the right thread but here goes. I have a .327 Federal Magnum that I shoot .32 S&W Longs thru. My question is how does one know if an older .32 revolver can safely shoot the Longs or only the standard S&W cartridge? I'm guessing the cylinder length may be different but not sure. If the gun is only marked .32 S&W, does that mean no Longs, even though the cartridge was in production at the time? I know you're not supposed to shoot Longs in a gun not designed for them, but I'm not familiar enuf with the guns to know if they're markings are designated for Longs or not. Any thoughts on this? Thanx.
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