Any good data available on .32 H&R magnum performance?

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Looking for a possible low recoil load for step-daughter.

Is there reliable data on the .32 H&R Mag out of a 2-4 inch barrel on proper gelatin?
Specifically, 4 layers, 12 inches penetration, and at least some sort of expansion?

Several years ago, I tried most of the available loads on water filled cartons behind 4 layers of denim out of a 2 inch j-frame. Although penetration was fine, the bullets could have been re-used in some cases. Lost interest at that point.
Right now, I've got a buddy who will give me a great deal on his 4 inch SP-101 in .327 Mag. I've fired it with .327 and no way is that a novice load. However, maybe things have changed for .32 H&R mag? Or, my testing (being primitive) was flawed.

I know Tam carries these on occasion. There must be something to it...

[Wheeler]

Chuck Haggard has some data on these as does Claude Werner.

[Velo Dog]

https://www.hornady.com/ammunition/handgun/32-h-r-mag-80gr-ftx-critical-defense#!/
Hornady Critical Defense looks promising based on Brass Fetcher's testing of the 80 gr FTX at 32 NAA velocity. A four inch 32 Mag should produce about an extra 100 fps.
http://www.brassfetcher.com/Ballistic%20Gelatin%20Tests/32%20NAA%2010%20Percent%20Ballistic%20Gelatin.html

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I have no idea if Brass fetcher is a reliable source; but if he is...
This appears to fit my requirements perfectly.