is 32 44 antique pre 1898

[u/Impossible-Green-862]

Laws dont mention 32 44 but 32 is mentioned, same with 44 Remington. I know 44 Russian is allowed, 44 Remington isn't mentioned but it sounds like it would no longer qualify because of the name.

How do you guys know if a caliber that sounds like another caliber on the no-go list but isn't on there is okay or not?

Am I supposed to take that list completely literally and any other caliber in an antique is okay? This isn't the type of thing to mess up, looking for Reddits opinion but I will call the CFP tomorrow.

[u/Dizzy-Wedding5769]

.320 is allowed as is 7.5mm and .32 European.

I’ve even seen a few .32 acp antique conversions a guy was selling them on cgn a few years ago but the frames/cylinders would often crack.