A full box of twenty .32 Remington Autoloading cartridges made by Western, loaded with a 165-grain open point expanding bullet. The listing files it under parts and accessories, but this is ammunition, sold used as a vintage box.

The .32 Remington is a cartridge for the early Remington autoloading rifles, and factory boxes are now collected far more often than they are shot. A Montana buyer who owns one of those rifles will want it for the shelf beside the gun, and a cartridge collector will want it for the Western label and the complete count of twenty. The 165-grain open point expanding bullet is the loading noted on the box. Keep it dry, keep the box together, and treat it as collectible ammunition rather than range supply; a full vintage box is worth more intact than it is as twenty loose rounds.

Key features

• .32 Remington Autoloading, 165-grain open point expanding
• Made by Western
• Full box of 20
• Used, vintage box

Ammunition ships to your door in Montana where legal, and you must be of legal age to buy it.