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I am a Lover of the .32 Caliber round in a S&W revolver. Over the years I managed to come across the New Version Model 16-4 which is chambered in .32 H&R Magnum, but the Original offering model 16 K-32 in .32 S&W Long always managed to elude me.
I was contacted on another Gun forum Board by a member that had a K-32 and he expressed his love for the .32 Round as well. I asked if he would sell the K-32 to me, and he quickly refused.
I kept his contact information and after a period of about Three years, we were able to put together a swap.
I offered him a Rarely seen "Dayton Outdoor Sports" revolver which was one of 2038 made back in the Late 1960's in .38 Special caliber and a newer model 34-1-J-Frame snub nosed .22 Revolver. I was Not aware that this man's K-32 was a Pre-16 until just before he shipped it and I asked for a Picture of it. I was also Pleased to see it was early enough to have the Narrow rib Barrel. Once I got it, I found out it was shipped in 1951 as well. I have worked up a nice Target Load for this revolver that proved to be very accurate as shown. I have only seen ONE Other Model 16 in my 30 Year search that was newer than mine shown. There was only a little over 4000 of these made from 1939-1974 so they do not show up often. It is a joy to shoot targets with as it has a low report and very low recoil... Hammerdown
I am a Lover of the .32 Caliber round in a S&W revolver. Over the years I managed to come across the New Version Model 16-4 which is chambered in .32 H&R Magnum, but the Original offering model 16 K-32 in .32 S&W Long always managed to elude me.



