.32-20 Winchester

The .32-20 Winchester / 7.94x33mmR, also known as .32 WCF , was the first small-game lever-action intermediate cartridge that Winchester produced. It was initially introduced as a black-powder cartridge in 1882 for small-game, varmint hunting, and deer. Colt produced a single-action revolver chambered for this cartridge a few years later.

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.32-20 WCF; 7.94×33mmR
rifle cartridge, pistol cartridge, United States, 

.25-20 Winchester, 10.5 cm HE, 105 mm HE M1, 105 mm high explosive, 105 mm round, 105 x 607 mm R, 107 mm HE rocket, 12.8 cm HE, 122 mm HE rocket, 127 mm HE rocket, 128 x 869 mm R AP, 13-pounder shrapnel, 13.5-inch HE, 15 cm Wgr 41, 15 cm Wgr 41, 152.4 mm high explosive, 17-pounder APDS, 180 mm HE rocket, 2 cm PzGr 39, 2 cm PzGr 40, 2 cm Sprenggranate 39, 2.36-inch rocket, 2.75 inch shrapnel, 2.8 cm Pzgr 41, 2.8 cm Sprenggranate 41, 20 mm HE, 20 mm HE, 20 mm HE, 20 mm HE/I, 20 mm HE/I, 20 mm HE/I, 20 mm HE/I, 20 mm HE/I, 25 mm grenade, 3.7 cm Panzergranate (t), 3.7 cm Panzergranate 18, 3.7 cm Panzergranate 39, 3.7 cm Panzergranate 40, 3.7 cm Sprenggranate, 5 cm Panzergranate 40, 5 cm Sprenggranate, armor-piercing incendiary, pistol cartridge, rifle cartridge, 

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Frameless

32-20 WCF

32-20 WCF Round

32-20 WCF 25-20 Winchester

32-20--32ACP

32-20-disassembled

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		32-20 WCF		Commons
commons	image		32-20 WCF Round		Commons
commons	image		32-20 WCF 25-20 Winchester		Commons
commons	image		32-20--32ACP		Commons
commons	image		32-20-disassembled		Commons