Buffalo Bore Ammunition Outdoorsman 32 H&R Magnum +P 130 Grain Hard Cast Lead Semi-Wadcutter 20RD

Buffalo Bore Ammunition's Outdoorsman 32 H&R Magnum +P load delivers serious stopping power in a cartridge that cycles through small-frame revolvers and some compact pistols. This 130-grain hard cast lead semi-wadcutter round is engineered for hunters, sport shooters, and anyone who needs reliable, hard-hitting centerfire handgun ammunition. The hard cast bullet construction means deeper penetration and minimal deformation—exactly what you want when you're counting on your gun to perform in the field or at the range.

The +P designation signals hotter velocities and harder-hitting energy than standard 32 H&R loads. Buffalo Bore has built a reputation on ammunition that meets or exceeds what factory guns are rated for, and this round is no exception. The semi-wadcutter profile offers the ballistic advantages of a flat nose—better accuracy and on-game performance—without the feeding issues that plague hollow-points in some revolver cylinders. Twenty rounds per box keeps your cost-per-shot reasonable for practice and hunting alike.

This is handloading-friendly ammunition if you're into reloading, and the hard cast lead bullet won't foul your barrel the way softer alloys sometimes do. Whether you're running a Ruger Single-Six, a Charter Arms Pathfinder, or another gun chambered in 32 H&R Magnum, this Outdoorsman load gives you ammunition that's as no-nonsense as the name suggests.

Key Features

• 130-grain hard cast lead bullet for deep, reliable penetration
• Semi-wadcutter profile for superior accuracy and terminal performance
• +P pressure rating for elevated velocities and energy
• 20 rounds per box
• Designed for 32 H&R Magnum-chambered revolvers and compatible handguns

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What guns will this 32 H&R Magnum ammunition work in?

This load is designed for revolvers and handguns chambered in 32 H&R Magnum. Common platforms include the Ruger Single-Six and Charter Arms Pathfinder, among others. Always verify your firearm's chamber before purchasing ammunition.

What does the +P designation mean?

The +P indicates this load is pressurized above standard 32 H&R Magnum specs, resulting in higher velocities and greater energy. Your gun must be rated for +P ammunition; check your firearm's manual or markings to confirm compatibility before use.

Why use hard cast lead instead of softer bullets?

Hard cast bullets penetrate deeper and more consistently than softer alloys, resist deformation, and minimize barrel fouling. For hunting and defensive applications, this means more reliable performance downrange.

Can I reload these cartridges?

Yes, the brass cases are suitable for reloading, and the hard cast bullet design works well in standard reloading processes. Always follow safe reloading practices and load data.