A couple months ago, I bought a Charter Arms Lavender Lady in .32 H&R Magnum.

The best price on .32 S&W Long I could find for practice ammo was Prvi Partizan LRN (at least until I can work reloading into my life).

When I was at the range recently, every shot was seven or eight inches to the right of where I wanted it, with the target at roughly seven yards. Using "Kentucky Windage," I was able to get closer to where I wanted, but that's far from ideal with a self defense pistol.

Of course, the sights are not adjustable. I was worried.

Then I shot a couple cylinders of my carry ammo, currently Remington HTP 85gr JHP, and I'm back on target, so to speak.

I had heard that some ammo "aims" differently in some guns, but this was a bit of a surprise. It had not happened before. I'm wondering if it was just that box of ammo.

Odd, because I don't think of Prvi Partizan as being junk, even if it's fairly cheap.

Seems like the front sight on that Lavender Lady needs to be moved a bit. Shouldn't be too hard for a competent gunsmith.