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And that 327 ammo is going to be as hard to find as 32 H&R mag whereas there are 6 million carbines out there.
My old model blackhawk is one hole accurate in 30 carbine. You avoid this whole chicken and egg ammo sales/marketing problem.
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Over the last few years, I have collected enough brass to be happy with my stash of .327 (and .32 H&R/.32 S&W Long/.32 S&W/.32 Auto). If I had to, I could make it last 30+ years. Otherwise, I am fully prepared to be placing an order with a custom brass manufacturer for 500-1,000 cases, some time in the future. I don't expect to, but I am prepared to.
Primers and powder are used in other cartridges, as well. Bullets, I can cast or swage. It's just the brass, that I need. I can't make it myself (yet...
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But... that doesn't matter. The .327 still seems to be holding its own.
The introduction of .327 Federal has even caused an increase in popularity of .32 H&R, and prodded some rules modification for Cowboy Action shooters. It's still doing good things.