Can you tell me how you had to resize them. I'm also shooting a Tomcat.I bought some of these for my 3032 Tomcat and found that I'd need to resize them. I did find that Berry's now has the 71gr 32ACP bullets in stock and got some of them! They work perfectly. https://www.berrysmfg.com/product/bp-32-312-71gr-rn
The ACME measure to .3135 and the Berry's to .3125. I couldn't find any load info for the ACMEs and when I tried to use the same OAL as the Berry's the bullets wouldn't chamber as the ogive is very different. By this time I'd heard from Berry's that they were producing the 32ACps again so or ordered some. The Berry's have been working great in the Tomcat so I've set aside the ACMEs for now. I think that the Acme bullets are intended for the 32 H&R cowboy action loads.Can you tell me how you had to resize them. I'm also shooting a Tomcat.
Be careful with the ACME and Wiley Coyote remarks. There is a member that finds them offensiveWyle E. Coyote highly recommends ACME
I load their 95gr LRN powder coated in .357 Cowboy loads. 2.0 gr Trail Boss
The bullets are purple. My granddaughters love shooting them.
Same bullet with 6.5 gr Unique is FAST! and will put a coyote down before you can get the sights back target for that unneeded follow up shot.
Be careful with the ACME and Wiley Coyote remarks. There is a member that finds them offensive
He’s a terror!Be careful with the ACME and Wiley Coyote remarks. There is a member that finds them offensive
Except the Mean Greenies (124gr. 9mm). The "coolness factor" and the fact that they're dirt cheap are big selling points for me. They aren't any more or less accurate than any other plasticine coated lead bullet in my experience, just cheap, easy to handle and I have good load data for all my 9mm pistols. I'm also not a "fan" of "coated" or thermoset polymer "bonded" bullets but we seem to be the minority opinion on that so, for now, the market is following the majority opinion - a.k.a. dollar.I am very fond of ACME non-coated, traditional lubed bullets in my .357s (.38 spl loads). I find them accurate, reliable, accurate, consistent, accurate, did I mention accurate? I am not a fan of their coating. I tried them in 9mm and found them less of all the charachteristics I love in their .38 non coated. The coating was thick and "gloppy," and tended to shave occasionally on seating, leading to some leading of my bores in full house loads. Accuracy left much to be desired. I'm not a fan of coated bullets in general though, so take that for what it's worth.