Been bantering back and forth with some friends about the merits of the .30 Carbine v. the .327 Fed Mag as pistol rounds. Looking at the data it seems apparent that the .30 Carbine is ballistically superior. Just visit the Hodgdon reloading data website.
With a case capacity of 21 v. 19 gr of H2O, the .30 Carbine simply has more space for more powder. And when you take into consideration the space available after seating comparable bullets, the disparity is even greater.
Hence, we see Buffalo Bore offering .30 Carbine rounds with 125 gr hard cast (BHN 21), gas checked, fat nose bullets --- primarily targeting the Blackhawk community.
One things that seems universally acknowledged is the .30 Carbine Blackhawk is accurate, VERY accurate.
Comments?
To be honest, I must admit, I'm not that experienced with the .327.
With a case capacity of 21 v. 19 gr of H2O, the .30 Carbine simply has more space for more powder. And when you take into consideration the space available after seating comparable bullets, the disparity is even greater.
Hence, we see Buffalo Bore offering .30 Carbine rounds with 125 gr hard cast (BHN 21), gas checked, fat nose bullets --- primarily targeting the Blackhawk community.
One things that seems universally acknowledged is the .30 Carbine Blackhawk is accurate, VERY accurate.
Comments?
To be honest, I must admit, I'm not that experienced with the .327.