I believe that Marlin made a lever action rifle in the 1890s
with a reversable firing pin that would shoot both the
.32 S&W and .32 S&W Long centerfire and the
.32 Short and .32 Long rimfire. The bolt had to be
disassembled to change the firing pin.
Today Marlin makes their 1894CL in .32-20 Winchester.
Since they can make that, they could make a .32 H&R Mag
that would also take .32 S&W Long if there was enough
demand. .32 S&W Long can be a very accurate revolver
round, seems to be easy to reload, and adequate for
small game hunting as well. Could be a custom gunsmithing
job if one wants or needs one bad enough.