Do you want to shoot small (and potentially very threatening) animals at close range with your .32 H&R Magnum (or .327 Federal Magnum) revolver? Choose the perfect ammunition for the job!

The critter won’t know what hit it – #9 shot, or a hardcast wadcutter – because this shell fires both (at 1,000 fps velocity out of a 4” test barrel). The shot sits in front, where it avoids engaging with the rifling as it hurtles down the barrel. No centrifugal spread; narrower pattern to show for it.

If 100 pieces of lead shot don’t do the trick, then the following 40 grain lead-alloy wadcutter can. Once it has finished serving as the cartridge’s wad, the bullet gains 89 ft lbs of muzzle energy and puts a clean hole through any varmint it touches.

Its small shot pellets and single projectile’s double-digit striking energy make Doubletap SnakeShot a poor selection for defense in urban environments. Its best use is right there in its name!

20 Round Box

Features and Specifications:
Manufacturer Number: 32HRSS2
Caliber: .32 H&R Magnum
Bullet Weight: 90 Grains
Projectile Types: #9 Shot (50 Grains); Hardcast Wadcutter (40 Grains)
Muzzle Velocity: 1000 fps
Brass Case
20 Rounds