Tried fixed in my rifle. Blew the primers faster than I could put them in. 

          Joe.

I just happened to read this post as I was going out the door to try two fixed loads in my 32/20 CPA rifle.  My test was in poor conditions as I only rested my left hand over a 4x4, holding the forearm.  No back rest.  My bullets were tapered so I seated them half way out of the case then crimped the case.  First 3 shot group at 100 yards went into 2 1/2" using 9.9 grains of Accurate Arms #9 and a 195 grain bullet from an Accurate bullet mold.  My next try was 10.1 grains under a 175 grain Accurate mold bullet and four shots went into 1 1/2" but the fifth shot went out to 2 1/2".  Again, this was just to try fixed ammunition and not using any type of rest.  Next spring, I'll try an increase of powder and different primers.

The rifle is a CPA with a 15x Unertl scope. 

Rich

The 32 Miller Short was designed to be a breech seated cartridge it was never made to shoot fixed. If you want to shoot fixed a rechamber to something with a neck and a little more capacity would be in order.

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