32 LONG REVOLVERS for Sale

Quick Look

The .32 Long revolver traces its roots to the late 19th century, originally introduced as a mild-mannered centerfire cartridge. Designed for light recoil and moderate accuracy, it became a favorite for training and discreet carry. Today, .32 Long revolvers carve out a niche among collectors, shooters seeking low recoil, and fans of historical firearms.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Light recoil suitable for new or recoil-sensitive shooters
• Compact frame options ideal for discreet carry
• Classic craftsmanship with steel or blued finishes
• Accurate at short to mid ranges
• Smooth double-action triggers on many models

Key Variants

Colt Police Positive .32 Long

Popular with law enforcement in the early 20th century, known for its durable frame and accuracy.

Smith & Wesson Model 30

Small-frame revolver ideal for concealed carry or target shooting with mild recoil.

H&R Model 732

Affordable, double-action revolver often found in working condition on the used market.

Iver Johnson .32

A classic pocket revolver from the early 1900s, favored for light carry and simplicity.

Rossi M44 .32 Long

A budget-friendly option made in Brazil, typically available in good quality used condition.

Competitor Comparison Table

Best Use Cases

• Concealed carry (vintage models)
• Historical firearm collecting
• Range practice with mild recoil
• Training new shooters
• Revolver enthusiasts

FAQs

What is a .32 Long revolver good for?

A .32 Long revolver is ideal for light target shooting, small-game dispatch, and vintage collection use.

Can I still buy ammo for .32 Long revolvers?

Yes, .32 S&W Long ammo is still manufactured by brands like Fiocchi and Sellier & Bellot.

How does .32 Long compare to .38 Special?

.32 Long has lighter recoil and less stopping power than .38 Special but offers smoother shootability and often higher capacity.