I just found the following quote on:http://www.sff.net/people/sanders/nagant.html
Any of you Mil-Surp experts know for sure that you can just feed this puppy the .32 S&W Long (or .32 Mag) ammo without a replacement cylinder?
The Nagant will cheerfully digest ordinary American .32 S&W Long cartridges, or the considerably more powerful .32 Magnum. This last puts the old pistol back in the running as a serious weapon; there are commercial hollow-point loads for the .32 Mag that are not too far behind the standard .38 Special in effectiveness. For some reason not many people seem to know that the Nagant will take these commonly-available .32 loads; if word could be gotten out I think this would become a much more popular firearm.
Any of you Mil-Surp experts know for sure that you can just feed this puppy the .32 S&W Long (or .32 Mag) ammo without a replacement cylinder?