How many milk jugs filled with water will it take to stop a 32-20 at 100 yards, out of the Winchester lever action 1892 take down with a 100 grain XTP 32 caliber bullet.

1892 Winchester take down model in 32WCF also known as 32-20. The 32 WCF came out in the 1880s for the 73 Winchester. It was originally a black powder small game rifle cartridge. Leverguns 50Most of our videos are about lever action rifles and other cowboy guns, including carbine and shotguns, sixguns, black powder, hunting, […]

1892 Winchester doing a ballistic test with a variety of bullets including factory loads, hard cast, jacketed and plated bullets. Hornady XTP jacketed hollow point 100 grain bullet retained 80 grains after penetrating 9 inches. Leverguns 50Most of our videos are about lever action rifles and other cowboy guns, including carbine and shotguns, sixguns, black […]

75 grain 32-20 WCF

Testing some 100 grain Hornady XTP bullets in my 1892 Winchester takedown in caliber 32WCF, also known as 32-20. Also showing how the takedown feature works on this 1892 Winchester.

Winchester 94 in 32 special vs Winchester 92 in 32 WCF, just having a little fun with a couple old friends,

Taking a close look at the differences between the Rossi 92, and the Winchester 1892, splitting playing cards at 15 yards with them

Drywall penetration test starting with the 1892 Lever action rifle in 32-20 working our way up to the Big bore 50-110 WCF starting with the 92 Winchester followed by the 71 Winchester, 1886 Browning, then last but not least the 1886 Winchester and 50-110 WCF Include it in the test is the 32-20 WCF what’s […]

Wrapping up the weekend with Sunday evening range time! William C ChapinI am Curtis from Jackson, Michigan. My firearms interests include shooting, reloading, casting, a bit of collecting, and occasional competitive shooting. SCADA Analyst – Fly, shoot, brew… Visit my Author Page

Trying out GeorgiaBoy44’s 162 grain bullets HC along with these 93 grain soft L bullets Leverguns 50Most of our videos are about lever action rifles and other cowboy guns, including carbine and shotguns, sixguns, black powder, hunting, outdoors, and primitive skills.

While my Son and I were visiting the campus of Michigan Tech in Houghton, Michigan we visited Northwoods Sporting Goods in Hancock - just across the lift bridge over the Portage Canal. I purchased two Thompson/Center Contender barrels during the visit.