Customer Reviews
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Great Service
Review by GG -
I will purchase the bulk of my ammo from Bulk Ammo. It was easy and the ammo was delivered quick. (Posted on 5/21/12)Reliable? Ammo Performance Bargain? -
Excellent overall
Review by John -
Excellent affordable ammo. No failures to chamber, eject or fire after 300 rounds. This is relatively clean ammo. Fiocchi is as accurate as the shooter...this is the only practice ammunition I will use with my Beretta. (Posted on 3/22/12)Reliable? Ammo Performance Bargain? -
Good stuff!
Review by Clem -
Great ammo for all of my old .32s. Colt, Browning & Walther, all work fine using it. (Posted on 7/10/11)Reliable? Ammo Performance Bargain? -
Perfect for target practice
Review by Hotshooter -
I've been using Fiocchi .32 ACP for awhile and really like them, I've had no problems with misfires at all, I have used others with no misfires but they were a little bit more expensive, for the price Fiocchi is the best bet. (Posted on 3/13/11)Bargain? Reliable? Ammo Performance -
outstanding
Review by russell -
good for the price (Posted on 2/18/11)Bargain? Reliable? Ammo Performance
Product Question and Answer
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Q: Would this ammo work well enough in a .32 revolver?
Posted On: 4/20/13 By: Dave
A: Unfortunately these rounds will not work for a .32 revolver. These cartridges are "semi rimmed" for loading into a semi-auto pistol. This rim will not be great enough to be stable in a revolver. Most 32 caliber revolvers will require the "32 S&W" ammo which will feature a rim large enough to safely function in a 32 caliber revolver.
Q: I have a VZOR 70 and would like to know if this would be the best ammo to use for personal protection or would the JHP type be better? Thank you.
Posted On: 10/21/11 By: Marsha
A: This is up to you. .32 ACP hollow points generally do not penetrate very far in tissue, but might penetrate far enough to get the job done. .32 FMJ bullets, by their very nature, will not expand or deform unless they hit bone or other hard objects. Your pistol might be more reliable with FMJ ammo, making it a better choice for you.
