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To fill your gaps I would say 327 in a revolver and 10mm 1911 for auto.
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This isn't a bad idea. You already use .32 acp on the semi-auto side. You'd get some balance by adding its high-powered mutant descendant to the revolver side. It's a fun round with two revolvers in current production. Henry is just now releasing a quartet of lever guns for it.
10mm would be a nice way to fill in the top of your semi-auto collection. There are fewer choices in guns and I don't know your preferred action, but I had a hard time settling on one. In the end, I decided that I'd stick with my forty-fives and look into conversion barrels or a .45 Super upgrade if I wanted the extra power. That said, you're already stocking .45 acp. Take advantage of the much broader market for that cartridge. You've got all kinds of options in a traditional 1911. There are also some really fine modern, high-capacity polymer guns; whether striker-fired like the Glock or DA/SA like the USP or FNX. Just dive into the world of semi-automatic .45 acp and swim around for a while. You know you'll love it.
