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BillCA · August 10, 2011, 10:39 PM

Wuchak,

That's understandable. I have a good selection right now, including a pair of S&W .32 Long revolvers and a 432PD in .32 H&R. But a new caliber would mean stretching the budget for ammo supplies. Still, I want one. A total of about 200 rounds of the 100gr AE load will do. For serious defense, I have more serious calibers and guns. It'd make a nice back-up gun or fun camp gun (with .32 Longs and H&R loads).

While arranging the safe the other night I found my Colt Police Positive Special made in 1977. Nice gun and about the right size for a .327 carry gun, even with it's 4" barrel. Of course, the Colt is a six-shooter .38 Special, but the .327 has more energy -- worth the tradeoff?

August 10, 2011, 10:39 PM	#388
BillCA Senior Member Join Date: November 28, 2004 Location: Silicon Valley, Ca Posts: 7,117	Wuchak, That's understandable. I have a good selection right now, including a pair of S&W .32 Long revolvers and a 432PD in .32 H&R. But a new caliber would mean stretching the budget for ammo supplies. Still, I want one. A total of about 200 rounds of the 100gr AE load will do. For serious defense, I have more serious calibers and guns. It'd make a nice back-up gun or fun camp gun (with .32 Longs and H&R loads). While arranging the safe the other night I found my Colt Police Positive Special made in 1977. Nice gun and about the right size for a .327 carry gun, even with it's 4" barrel. Of course, the Colt is a six-shooter .38 Special, but the .327 has more energy -- worth the tradeoff? __________________ BillCA in CA (Unfortunately)