When is the last time you saw a 120-year-old take on a 114-year-old? That's just what you get when you pit the .30-30 Win. against the .32 Win. Special., two rimmed cartridges from an era when smokeless powder was considered cutting edge. The .30-30 was first on the scene, arriving in 1895 as a new chambering for the recently introduced 1894 Winchester lever action rifle. Six years later, the folks at Winchester decided to neck up the .30-30 to hold a .321-inch bullet, and the result was the .32 Win. Special, which was also available in the 1894 rifle.
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