S&W 432 UC

[handgunhuntingafield]

I picked one up a couple months ago. Shoots good. It is replacing my old LE backup scandium 357 that has seen better days.

[harveylogan]

I finally tracked one down,,, 632UC,,, REALLY like it, however when cleaning it up with my +300 glasses, this kept catching my eye,,, uggggh !!!

These guns have had a TON of problems ,,, what to do?

[bigbore5]

Some collector will pay extra for that some day!

[pacecars]

I love my 632UC! I carry it in a Barranti pocket holster in a pair of shorts and it doesn’t weigh them down for a quick trip to the store

[Chip]

I had to send mine back. They had it 8 weeks. Replaced the extractor rod and the locking bolt pin.

[pacecars]

When I got mine the front sight was “leaking” and I called them and they sent me another one

[bobm]

I’ve had a 632 since March. I’m pretty happy with it. Also happy that the brass I ordered back then finally arrived.

[burton93]

Great little gun! I snagged a black and a silver one, both in 32.

[pattontime]

I have the 632 UC, nice little piece, I checked the throats on mine & they are very tight, I haven't decided if I will bother to open them up, as it shoots great great as is.
I do have the Manson cylinder throat reamer in 313, I had bought it to open up my 32 MAG/32/20 Blackhawks they were also very tight, but I shoot them a LOT, so I cared more.
I had heard about it & that Lipseys worked with a company that does special loads, like Buffalo Bore but not them for a coated 98 grain double ended wad cutter & I had a couple boxes of that type of bullet on hand I had bought from MBC at some point, so I loaded some up & it shoots very well with those & I won't shoot it enough even if it does lead a bit, with the tight throats as its more a more a carry gun for me.

[tentcamper]

I just discovered these about two days ago. I did not know much about the .32 cartridge so I did some studying. Neat little cartridge with lots of potential, it seems. Thought I might try to find a 632 model and play with it some. Seems ammo availability online is plentiful. I'm always in the mood to try a new revolver and this one seems to be put together right smartly.

[x101airborne]

Dang... when they cant even get their logo right. Love the weapon, the company, well...

[dougader]

Oct 27, 2024 17:19:50 GMT -5 bigbore5 said:

Some collector will pay extra for that some day!

Yeah, if that happens on a US minted coin, they call it a double-strike and collectors pay into the $$$$$$ millions for them, especially a one of a kind.

[rexgigu]

I keep wanting to like these little “Ultimate Carry” J-snubs. The local “enabler” has been receiving new stock, somewhat regularly. The .32 bore is becoming my friend, as I age from early-sixes into mid-sixties, with my right hand, especially, really feeling it. I have a pair of the all-stainless steel Model 631 snub-guns, with hammer spurs. I had thought about bobbing the hammers, but then arthritis started creeping into the second knuckles of each of my trigger fingers, so, I might need the hammer spurs, someday. (I have already largely retired my GP100 and S&W K-Frame revolving pistols, because their longer-stroke DA triggers have become a problem. I have more-favorable leverage with the littler guns, keeping them in the DA game, for now.)

[rexgigu]

Nov 9, 2024 20:06:44 GMT -5 tentcamper said:

I just discovered these about two days ago. I did not know much about the .32 cartridge so I did some studying. Neat little cartridge with lots of potential, it seems. Thought I might try to find a 632 model and play with it some. Seems ammo availability online is plentiful. I'm always in the mood to try a new revolver and this one seems to be put together right smartly.

I was able to find .32 S&W Long and .32 H&R ammo, even during the Panic-Demic.

[bushog]

Why not just get the .38?