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Originally Posted by Dean Romig
Having never seen a 32 or a 3200 apart I wouldn’t know about comparisons in mechanical design. I should have said the 3200 was made to resemble the 32 in outward design (appearance) because I do not have the experience with either to comment on the mechanics of them. Suffice to say I like the 32, have shot one in 20 gauge and liked it very much for its handling qualities.
Apologies for misleading anyone.
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The first K-32 I had I never payed much attention when Pylenski worked on it . Later I bought a pair of R-32’s that were in pieces and watched my gunsmith friend put them back together . My second K-32 was a first or second year production gun made up almost entirely of Remington made parts . At the moment I own no R-32 , K-32 , K-80 or K-20 but I’m contemplating changing that . Only time will tell
