Has anyone had recent experience with Federal .32 H&R brass, or for that matter, the .327 brass?
Taurus also makes 2-inch snubs in .327, in varying finishes.
Apparently, they thought it was a good idea also.
The draw to C-D is more the bullet then the speed/velocity of the load.
With a little bit of luck, you lovers of the .327 will see something interesting shortly
I have not gotten to the bottom of the whole "exclusivity" thing. I've asked ATK if they own some kind of exclusive rights to the .327 Federal round or name and they haven't answered. I've asked Starline if they can or would build .327 Federal brass and they told me that the '08 Barackolypse still have them so far knee-deep in back orders that they have ZERO plans to even consider it due to the pure volume of other work they need to catch up on.The fact that Hornady claims it's new Critical Defense line of ammo is guaranteed to expand, but does not offer it in 327 MAG is somewhat troubling.
http://www.buffalobore.com/index.php?l=product_list&c=58We plan to introduce Two or three 327 Federal and 2 or 3 32 H&R mag. Loads.
Hey, Mr. "Glass half empty", I'm certainly no kind of fan of the Taurus Judge and I'm also not a huge fan of most of Taurus' products.......those are the folks that brought us the Taurus Judge, and they thought marketing that as a fine CCW/self defense vs. watermelons was a good idea, too .......
a "heavy" .32 H&R Mag load that sends a 100 grain bullet to 1,300 FPS
Below are real world velocities shot from stock over-the-counter, revolvers.
1366 fps - USFA Sparrow Hawk 7.5 inch barrel
1340 fps - Ruger Black Hawk 5.5 inch barrel
1187 fps - Ruger SP101 3 inch barrel
1054 fps - Taurus Ultra Light 2 inch barrel
9mm
Thank you for the education!I like a .357 revolver, because it can shoot BOTH .357/.38 ......
The .327 can shoot .327mag, .32 H&R mag, and .32 Long .....
Well maybe its not worthless as much now... It can shoot more calibers than just one
Be very careful when you try to come off like an expert... not a dang one of those cartridges is .327". Matter of fact, I don't actually know of any chambering out there that is .327".Actually the .327 Federal magnum, the .32 H&R magnum and the .32 Long are all the same caliber. That is why you can shoot them from the same gun. They are all .327" or .327 caliber.
They are, however, different cartridges.
Be very careful when you try to come off like an expert... not a dang one of those cartridges is .327". Matter of fact, I don't actually know of any chambering out there that is .327".
All of these cartridges are .312".