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Running a Hornady Lock-N-Load AP or Pro-Jector means you already know how fast caliber changes can be once you've got the right plate on the deck. The #36 is the one you want for the small-bore pistol cartridges in the .32 family. It holds five cases at a time so each station on your progressive stays fed, and the subtle radius machined into each case mouth helps rounds slip in and out without hanging up. The retainer spring is designed to stay put when you seat a case, so you're not chasing parts across the bench mid-session.
This plate is sized for cartridges that share the same case head dimension, which is where the numbered system really earns its keep. The #36 covers .32 S&W Long, .32 S&W Short, .32 H&R Magnum, and .327 Federal Magnum. If you load any of those, this is your plate. A single numbered plate will handle multiple calibers as long as the rims and head diameters match, so it's worth checking Hornady's shellplate chart before you buy a second one.
It's machined from steel for durability, which matters on a progressive where the plate takes repeated indexing under load. The #36 is designed for the Lock-N-Load AP, including both the EZ-Ject and wire ejector versions, as well as the older Pro-Jector. If your press is an older model still running the original spring-type case ejector, you may need Hornady's auto press retrofit kit to run the current-style plates, so double check which ejector setup you've got.
Swapping shellplates on the Lock-N-Load AP is a quick job, and having the right one ready means you can jump from one cartridge family to another without a lot of fuss. For anyone loading .32 caliber pistol rounds on a Hornady progressive, the #36 is the correct plate to keep in the drawer.
The #36 plate is sized for the .32 caliber pistol family, including .32 S&W Long, .32 S&W Short, .32 H&R Magnum, and .327 Federal Magnum. Because it works off case head dimensions, any cartridge that shares those rim and head measurements will run on this plate. Check Hornady's shellplate chart if you're loading something unusual to confirm it matches.
It's designed for the Hornady Lock-N-Load AP, covering both the EZ-Ject and wire ejector versions, as well as the older Pro-Jector press. If your press still uses the original spring-type case ejector system, you may need Hornady's auto press retrofit kit to run the current-style plates. Confirm which ejector setup your press has before ordering.
Yes. Hornady's numbered shellplates are grouped by case head dimension, so a single plate will load multiple cartridges that share the same rim and head size. The #36 covers the .32 family listed above, which saves you from buying a separate plate for each one.
The plate has five case positions, which lines up with the stations on the Lock-N-Load AP and Pro-Jector progressive presses. That keeps every station fed as the plate indexes, so you're producing a finished round with each pull of the handle once you're set up.
| UPC | 090255926361 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 392636 |
| Style | Press Type |
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