Early Stevens and Maynard single-shot rifle cartridge; part of the broad Stevens cartridge family developed for dropping-block action rifles in the late 19th century.
Type: Rifle
Introduced: 1880, United States
Parent case: Proprietary
Standardization: Proprietary
Bullet diameter: 0.321" (8.15 mm)
Rim type: Rimmed
Primer: Berdan Small Rifle
Production status: Discontinued
Also known as: .32-35 · .32-35 Stevens & Maynard
History: One of the early Stevens cartridges designed for their single-shot action rifles, the .32-35 was also chambered in Maynard single-shot sporting arms. It occupied the .32 caliber niche alongside the more successful .32-40 Winchester and was primarily used for small to medium game hunting.