32 ga ???

[edgarspencer]

Originally Posted by Brian Dudley

The 32g is basically the euro equivalent to the 410 bore.

I believe .410 is also called 12mm, and once was called 36ga.
The 32ga is also called a 14mm

32ga guns are still made in Italy, and not so long ago, in Spain also

[Ken Hill]

Originally Posted by edgarspencer

I believe .410 is also called 12mm, and once was called 36ga.
The 32ga is also called a 14mm

32ga guns are still made in Italy, and not so long ago, in Spain also

Edgar is correct on the 36 gauge being a .410. http://www.fourten.org.uk/36gauge.html

Ken

[Researcher]

1918-19 .410-bore listing.jpg

2-inch .410-bore.jpg

32-gauge Loaded Paper Shot Shells.jpg

[Rick Riddell]

Originally Posted by edgarspencer

I believe .410 is also called 12mm, and once was called 36ga.
The 32ga is also called a 14mm

32ga guns are still made in Italy, and not so long ago, in Spain also

Edgar is on it, still called the 36 gauge across the pond!!