Ammunition Compatibility: .32 S&W Long in 7.5mm Swiss Revolver
Switzerland
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3m 36s
Just a short one this week. To settle the myth once and for all as to whether you can or can't shoot .32 S&W Long in a 7.5mm Swiss revolver such as the M1882 or M1882/29, The Chap fires some. Spoiler: he fires some.
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