The .32-20 Winchester Center Fire gained a fair following after it was introduced in 1882 in the Winchester Model 1873 rifle as a cartridge of modest power and good accuracy for small-game hunting and target shooting. An ancient box of Western .32-20 ammunition of mine loaded with 115-grain jacketed-soft-nose bullets turned in a velocity of 1,139 f.p.s. Western and Remington also introduced high-speed loads for rifles; an old box of Western Super-X .32-20 Win. from the Model ’92. My Model ’92 was made in 1894, and working its lever cycled the action as smoothly as water pouring from a glass.