32 Ammo

The 32 ACP was developed in 1899 by John Browning, the developer of many different rounds we still use today, for Fabrique Nationale and remains in use today. Used effectively by militaries, law enforcement agencies, and civilians all over the world for over a century, this amazing, compact, low recoil round is everything you need for a dependable, accurate, and easy to shoot range and carry round.

Recognized around the world for their low expense, reliable ammunition, PMC manufacturers all the ammunition for the South Korean military, as well as ammo for civilians around the world. With these 60 grain, jacketed hollow point, brass cased, boxer primed rounds, firing at 980 feet per second, you have exactly what you are looking for to protect yourself and your family, and with 1000 rounds, you have enough to practice with too.

Whether your carry pistol is a classic Walther, a lightweight Kel-Tec, or a dependable Beretta, this .32 ACP ammo from Prvi Partizan is a great dual-purpose load. These cartridges are affordable enough to train with at your local shooting range but perform well in self-defense situations thanks to their use of jacketed hollow point bullets.

Each cartridge in this 1,000 round case fires a 71 grain JHP of a simple but effective design that expands in an assailant to produce better stopping power. The projectile also serves shooters well during target practice, as the flat-nosed profile of the bullet puts highly visible holes in paper and cardboard. Each case contains 20 boxes of 50 rounds each.

Prvi Partizan is based in the city of Uzice, Serbia and has operated since the 1920s. PPU produces over 500 different cartridge types and uses quality materials including non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

In 1899, the 32 ACP came to the market for use in the FN M1900 handgun. Upon creation, this round was a hit, and many countries adopted it for their governments' use.

Magtech is a front runner in the ammunition world. With their constant innovation, high accuracy, and reliability, buying from this Brazilian company is never a mistake. And these 32 ACP rounds are no exception to that reputation.

These reloadable, brass cased, boxer primed rounds are perfect for range training with their lead round nose tips. Grab a few 50 round boxes and have a weekend of shooting this 71 grain ammo. This ammo is ideal for range training with antique and ne production firearms, but are not the best option for home or self defense.

The 32 ACP was developed by Fabrique Nationale in 1899 and has been used all over the world as a law enforcement, military, and civilian round for over one hundred years. Although it has little stopping power, it is still highly effective, quite accurate, and has a low recoil, making it perfect for range training, as well as self defense, especially for those with weaker hands. In addition, with its compact design, it makes for a great carry round, making sure you have everything you need in a handgun cartridge.

Manufacturing some of the best, inexpensive ammunition on the ammo market and almost all of the ammo for the South Korean military, PMC is the perfect company to procure your ammunition from. With these 60 grain, brass cased, boxer primed, jacketed hollow point rounds, firing at 980 feet per second, you have all the expansion, accuracy, and reliability you need to insure you are kept safe from any attackers.

Keep your skills sharp with this 1,000 round case of .32 ACP ammunition from Fiocchi. These inexpensive cartridges are perfect for the level of range practice needed to maintain proficiency with a handgun.

Each cartridge in this case fires a 73 grain full metal jacket bullet at 1,000 feet per second, delivering typical .32 Auto ballistics.

Fiocchi ammunition uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases. It is produced in both Ozark, Missouri and Lecco, Italy.

Grab a few of these 50-round boxes of .32 ACP ammunition from CCI's Blazer series to get plenty of affordable trigger time with your concealed carry handgun. The most distinctive feature of Blazer ammo is its aluminum cases. While not reloadable, the cases cost considerably less than brass ones and contribute significantly to the low cost of this ammunition.

Each cartridge in this box fires a 71 grain full metal jacket bullet at 900 feet per second, producing typical ballistics for the .32 Auto.

CCI ammo is loaded in Lewiston, Idaho using non-corrosive primers.

Whether your concealed carry of choice is a Walther PPK, Kel-Tec P-32, Beretta Tomcat or other .32 ACP handgun, this range ammunition from Fiocchi can help you train in a cost-effective manner.

Each cartridge in this box of 50 propels a 73 grain full metal jacket bullet to a muzzle velocity of 1,000 feet per second.

Fiocchi ammo is loaded in both the USA and Italy and uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and brass cases. Fiocchi of America is located in Ozark, Missouri and produces cartridges of all types.