Sounds like a keeper.
I'm still debating on the Taurus M327, as well (the standard blued model, not the bobbed-hammer version). After selling off some camping gear, and getting paid for a roofing job.... I have plenty of cash sitting here.
I just can't decide if I want the Taurus more than some bullet swaging gear. I think the swaging gear may win the debate, but knowing the M327 has been discontinued adds a little more "risk" to passing it up.
The only reason I mention the internal debate here, is because the swaging equipment I want to pick up is for .312" bullets. It would allow me to feed cheaper RN bullets to my family's .32 caliber rifles, as well as hand-tailored RN-SP, RN-FP, or RN-HP bullets for .327 applications (I can adjust the materials and process to vary "toughness", fragility, core bonding, length, nose type {HP, SP, FP}, and several other factors; but the basic Round Nose shape is a constant).
The basic equipment is paid for. It's the .312" equipment that I can't decide on, since it commands another $600-800 investment.
Buy myself a Taurus, and I have to feed it forever...
Build a better bullet, and feed the other .327s forever...
It's so tough. The 2" barrel sucks, and it's a Taurus... but I still want one.
Decisions. Decisions....