Gas checks and accuracy

Like the title says. What are some opinions on soft lead and gas checks. This is mostly a 32 ACP question. Anyone have first hand knowledge

I wouldn't waste my time with that.  Gas checks are meant to protect the bullet base from melting which can only happen when using super hot high velocity loads.  A 32 ACP?  Not exactly a barn burner.  A 327 Fed Mag - maybe.  As far as getting better accuracy with a gas check, probably not.  A lead bullet that can obturate at normal velocity is what helps accuracy.  But it would make an interesting experiment to see if a gas check would help.  You never know, every gun is an individual and stranger things have happened.

The reason is the profile doesn’t have a line groove so there is really only one way to line it and that’s by spray so I was thinking of the gas checks.

I use gas checks on several calibers....the bullets have a relieved area at the base to accept the checks.
I'm not sure that you can apply a gas check to a bullet that was not designed for it from the start.

As always feel  free to correct my flawed thinking