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1000 Rounds of .32 ACP Ammo by Prvi Partizan - 71gr FMJ
$3897 Ready to Ship
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1000 Rounds of .32 ACP Ammo by Prvi Partizan - 71gr JHP
$4296 Ready to Ship
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1000 Rounds of .32 ACP Ammo by PMC - 60gr JHP
$4398 Ready to Ship
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1000 Rounds of .32 ACP Ammo by PMC - 71gr FMJ
$44921 Ready to Ship
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50 Rounds of .32 ACP Ammo by Prvi Partizan - 71gr JHP
$24.5011 Ready to Ship
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50 Rounds of .32 ACP Ammo by Sellier & Bellot - 73gr FMJ
$25.50147 Ready to Ship
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50 Rounds of .32 ACP Ammo by Magtech - 71gr FMJ
$2684 Ready to Ship
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50 Rounds of .32 ACP Ammo by Blazer - 71gr FMJ
$29.5071 Ready to Ship
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50 Rounds of .32 ACP Ammo by Magtech - 71gr JHP
$29.7573 Ready to Ship
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50 Rounds of .32 ACP Ammo by Federal American Eagle - 71gr FMJ
$31.5080 Ready to Ship
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250 Rounds of .32 ACP Ammo by Hornady Custom - 60gr JHP XTP
$2591 Ready to Ship
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250 Rounds of .32 ACP Ammo by Hornady Critical Defense - 60gr FTX
$2643 Ready to Ship
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25 Rounds of .32 ACP Ammo by Hornady Custom - 60gr JHP XTP
$27.5029 Ready to Ship
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25 Rounds of .32 ACP Ammo by Hornady Critical Defense - 60gr FTX
$29.506 Ready to Ship
32 ACP Ammunition Background & Details
An accurate, low recoiling cartridge, the compact .32 ACP fits well in small handguns designed for personal defense. Though certainly not the most powerful cartridge available, it has gained significant popularity among Americans practicing concealed carry. A typical round of .32 ACP ammo fires a light 60-73 grain bullet at a muzzle velocity of around 1,000 feet per second. With modern jacketed hollow point loads, this configuration can produce significant expansion.Although designed in 1899 by an American (the legendary John Browning), the .32 ACP cartridge was more widely used in Europe (under the metric name of 7.65mm Browning) than the US for most of its history. The .32 Auto has been used in civilian, law enforcement, and even military settings. Notable handguns chambered in .32 ACP include the classic Walther PPK (the sidearm of the fictional spy James Bond as well as many real-life European police officers), the Heckler & Koch HK 4, and more recently the Kel-Tec P-32 and Beretta Tomcat. A variant of the CZ VZ 61 Skorpion chambered in .32 ACP was also used by the Czech military as a personal weapon for tank crews and other non-infantry personnel.
Since this caliber is primarily used for target shooting or defense rather than sporting purposes, most available .32 ACP ammo will be of the full metal jacket (FMJ) or jacketed hollow point (JHP) varieties. High quality defensive offerings from Hornady, Speer, and other manufacturers make the cartridge a better choice for CCW than it ever has been.