TruthTellers
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Well, Henry's slogan is "Made in America and Price Right" so I don't think Henry will do any extra work on the barrel or receiver that's unnecessary that will increase costs.If they use a standard BB profile barrel I'm sure it will be pretty chunky. A slimmed .312 bbl would make it more handy but probably drive up costs. We'll see where it goes.
Idk, I'm starting to think there's little hope for a .327 or other .32 H&R chambered rifles in the market. The .41 Mag had been around for over 50 years and built a very small niche crowd, but .327 hasn't been around long and .32 Mag has been viewed as a weak revolver round barely adequate for self defense and only to be used if the shooter can't handle .38 recoil.
And I can only imagine the words that have been exchanged over the past 30 years about the .32 revolver between lgs clerks and casual shooters or newbies looking for their first revolver.