If you shoot a .32 in Cowboy action, this 78Gr is the ONLY way to go for the real competitor. Yes, the bearing surface is small, so it don't shoot accurately for bullseye shooting out at 75+ yards. But for CAS shooting distances, it is PERFECT. The lowest recoil shot in any handgun for CAS. And Badman Bullets are the only folks I trust to get them. If they don't have any, you'll be notified the day that they do, and the shipment is faster than many others.

I just put 300 rounds (hardcast) of Badman Bullets's through my 32 H&R with absolutely no problem. They proved to be accurate and created no issues in the loading/shooting process.I am very pleased with the product as well as the personnel at BB. They are helpful and fast at filling my orders. I would recommend their site to anyone.

Consistent in weight and diameter. Looking forward to purchasing more.

I recently loaded 1000 32 LRN that I had left over from another manufacturer. Now I remember why I switched to Badman Bullets, those from the other manufacturer gummed up my dies from all of the lube smeared on them and the bullets were not formed with clean lines and square corners. Badman Bullets are clean, well formed and uniform. Thanks Badman for a great product.

great product

Exceptionally fine bullets, as always.
Thanks Bad Man bullets!!!

I have been shooting these for some time now with good results

Excellent quality, quick service shipping and delivery. I tried all my regular resources and was unable to locate ‘Cowboy’ bullets for a 100+ year old handgun. Bad man bullets, made them and they shoot great!

the last order of 1000 you sent me is either my third or maybe fourth such order. these have been exclusivelly fired thru my colt model 1903 which was made in 1907. excellent accuracy and dependability. i want none other as long as these are available

I loaded 50 of these 1.7gn and 1.8gn 3" groups at 40 ft. Not too bad

They shoot very well

Consistent and shoots well. Price is climbing though.

Bought these for 32ACP & they work OK. Would be better if the bearing surface was larger behind the grease groove. The bevel base creates a very narrow driving band, and I had trouble getting the bullets to start straight into the casemouths. A Lyman M-Die solved the problem, & these will work until 71 gr FMJ are available again.