Today I picked up a box for the K-32.
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K-32 Masterpiece; another bucket list item checked off.
Just won this tonight. Pretty excited. Now own the fantastic three; K-22, K-32 and K-38. Longtime goal achieved. 5 screw K-32 with the wide rib. Pretty sure this one shipped in 1955. I will know soon. Target stocks are probably not original as the trigger and hammer are not target. Muzzle finish has some wear and there is a ding on the left front corner of the front sight; hope no impact on accuracy. Left stock has been cut down; I guess a previous owner wanted a speed loader cut out. I am guessing those are early 1950's target stocks that have been vandalized.
But I am one happy camper. Will be even happier when the gun gets to my FFL.
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But I am one happy camper. Will be even happier when the gun gets to my FFL.
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Thanks. The manual is due by Friday. It is for a Model 16 but it will have to do until I stumble across a K-32 manual. I have ammo and a SAT and cleaning rod. All that remains is actually shooting a K-32. I hope to accomplish that soon.
I don't think the early K32's came with a manual. Just wax paper, Helpful Hints, and plastic wrapped tools. My early 38 Combat Masterpiece, shipped 11-1953, to Rex Firearms, has everything but the Helpful Hints. Owner probably threw it away, and never fired the gun.
They say the K32 is a very accurate gun. You must be a Happy Camper. Big Larry
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They say the K32 is a very accurate gun. You must be a Happy Camper. Big Larry
With a very low mintage, the K32 s always going to be expensive, unless you get lucky at a pawn shop or Cabelas, or from someone selling Dads guns. I gave $2,000 for mine on the Blue Forum several years ago. Folks were lined up to buy it, but I called first and committed. Great investment. Big Larry
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