[280PLUS]

Emailed 'em for info on the .32 mag and got no response. Now I don't see it on their website anymore. I got a call in to them but it must still be too early there, they're on mountain time?

m

[Johnny Guest]

I don't know the outfit. What is their website link? Any idea where they're located. Most of Texas is in Central Time Zone--Only extreme west end of the state is in Mountain Time--El Paso is the only major Texas city yonderly.

Best,
Johnny

[280PLUS]

I just talked to a very sweet lady on the phone in Texas who tells me they are not producing it yet and to keep an eye on the website for now. She also said they have no idea what the start date might be. She did take my email address though and promised to try to remember to email me if she hears anything.

:(

sniff sniff...

[Jim March]

Hrm.

Damn. I *saw* samples in Reno at the 2002 NRA convention.

Grrr.

Anyways, that probably leaves the Georgia Arms 100grainer as the best answer possible. Anybody know which projectile they're using?

Or you could get Weshoot2 to re-create Cor-Bon's short-lived 32Mag project, involving a 60grain Gold Dot projectile pushed up past 1,200fps from a snubby :). THAT would hurt :D.

[280PLUS]

got an email in to georgia now, i asked what they figured the muzzle velocity would be in a snubbie. sounds like a pretty good round to me being 100 gr and all. them hydra shoks go bang pretty good as it is so them souped up models should be interesting. I'll keep the reports coming in. oh, did i mention anywhere yet that i also got in touch with herret on those stocks for my colt? seems theres quite the waiting list (months) and then you send them your gun for six weeks. so i'm on the list.

regards

m

[Jim March]

Ummm...what DID you learn about the Georgia Arms load? What projectile is it? What speed?

[280PLUS]

I checked back at the georgia site and all it says is 100 gr jhp and 1100fps. theyre not mentioning what projectile however.

maybe i'll call them a little later...

m