This thread just keeps going so I guess I have to weigh in.
I have a Single Seven Birdshead and an LCRX in .327 mag. I also have a CZ 83 in .32 ACP. The CZ is great fun to shoot, and is the handgun with which I am the most accurate. The LCRX is my daily carry, loaded with .32 H&R mag. The Single Seven is my favorite single action to shoot, and I carry it concealed from time to time.
I sold a Single Six .32 H&R to buy the Single Seven. I wanted the birdshead grip and shorter barrel, and when I looked into modifying the Single Six it made better sense to sell it and buy the Seven. I kinda wish I had kept it, but I do like the Seven much better, so the Six would have probably just remained in the safe while I shot the Seven.
I very much agree that .32 is a great caliber. I shoot a lot of .32 S&W Long in both revolvers. There was a thread here about "inherently accurate calibers" and the .32 Long has always been described as one of those. I find that to be true. Very pleasant to shoot, too.
I tried some .327 in the LCRX and it was somewhat punishing. It's a lot easier out of the Single Seven. But I just don't need to shoot the .327. The Long for practice and fun and the H&R Mag for carry suits me and my .32's just fine.
I have a Single Seven Birdshead and an LCRX in .327 mag. I also have a CZ 83 in .32 ACP. The CZ is great fun to shoot, and is the handgun with which I am the most accurate. The LCRX is my daily carry, loaded with .32 H&R mag. The Single Seven is my favorite single action to shoot, and I carry it concealed from time to time.
I sold a Single Six .32 H&R to buy the Single Seven. I wanted the birdshead grip and shorter barrel, and when I looked into modifying the Single Six it made better sense to sell it and buy the Seven. I kinda wish I had kept it, but I do like the Seven much better, so the Six would have probably just remained in the safe while I shot the Seven.
I very much agree that .32 is a great caliber. I shoot a lot of .32 S&W Long in both revolvers. There was a thread here about "inherently accurate calibers" and the .32 Long has always been described as one of those. I find that to be true. Very pleasant to shoot, too.
I tried some .327 in the LCRX and it was somewhat punishing. It's a lot easier out of the Single Seven. But I just don't need to shoot the .327. The Long for practice and fun and the H&R Mag for carry suits me and my .32's just fine.