Is there any company currently producing revolvers or autos in the subject caliber?

I have a very old S&W revolver but would like a newer one as the old some is somewhat of an heirlom, but still shoots fine. Mostly would like a small sized revolver like the old Smith. Thanks for any help. Merg

I have a Walther GSP that has an extra bbl in .32 Long. Shoots wad cutters only. Probably not what you are looking for though.

You might try the Taurus website. They have made .32 S&W Long revolvers, off and on for a long time.

Have you thought about the .32 H&R Magnum? Might be a better option if you handload. It would be a cinch to duplicate .32 S&W performance and more if you want it. The Ruger SP-101 is a great little six-shooter and is chambered for .32 H&R Magnum. Naturally, you can also fire .32 S&W Long in it, as well.

Manurin(Chapuis) makes a very fine target 32 revolver in this caliber that is used by many target shooters here in europe but it is expensive.

one of my 32 mag ruger single sixes gets a steady diet of light 32 s&w long loads. They work great for the grandkids.

The .32 S&W Long can be fired in any revolver chambered for .32 H&R Magnum, of which there are many. S&W Makes one, so do Charter Arms, and New England Firearms. I recently bought an "Undercoverette" (!!) by Charter Arms, and it appears to be a very nice product.

There are also many very fine older guns out there in .32 S&W Long: the caliber isn't very popular and these frequently sell for less, andin better shape, than the .38 Special equivalents. Look for a S&W Model 30 or 31.