Are there any .32 H&R Magnum revolvers currently being manufactured

[Tallball]

My wife and mother-in-law both like the quaint-looking NEF's that I found on GunBroker. My ten-year-old daughter can shoot them just fine.

 

[antiquus]

Here are some that I have bought in the last year or so (from bottom to top):

The Charter Arms is still available brand-new, though not easy to find away from the Internet. I think cheaper than dirt has them for around $350. It works fine, but I don't care for the way it feels.

At first the FEG 32acp had a few problems with its magazines, but it feels great and shoots well. They are still being sold as surplus for $199.

The NEF is very accurate. I got it from GunBroker for $115.

Yea I own all those, the CA is in blue and the FEG is duotone, and the NEF I have is 4".

 

[Tallball]

The NEF 4" 32 must be nice! I have their 4" 22 and it is a great plinker.

 

[CornCod]

Although they are hard to find, Bersa makes its Thunder model in .32acp. If it is as reliable as the .380 model it must be a dandy pistol.

 

[Rodentman]

I was lucky enough to get a 632-1 and GP100 before they were discontinued.

I have a lot of fun with them since I reload. Also ordered a .327 fed mag bbl for my bond arms derringer.

 

[BSA1]

It's not currently being made but should not be to hard to find are Ruger Single-Sixes in 32 magnum. They were made either with fixed or adjustable sights.

The fixed sight model was also made with a birdshead grip. A birdshead model with the barrel cut down to 3" would make a dandy concealed carry piece for fans of the Single-Six.

 

[antiquus]

Actually Ruger is back making .327 SAs, Google "Single Seven".