The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post

FrankenMauser · October 29, 2015, 03:49 AM

Just so that the information is all in one place (and since I can't edit my previous post), I figured I'd add this here:

Ruger LCR .327 Federal Magnum cylinder length is 1.550".

Edited to add:
SP-101: 1.575"
GP-100: 1.610"
Blackhawk: 1.635"
Single Seven: 1.455"
Taurus 327 (2"): ~1.563"
S&W 632: ~1.575"
Charter Arms Patriot Target (4"): 1.580"
I'll keep adding cylinder length in this post until I am no longer able to edit.

And, Sevens... You know I have not been opposed to the 7.62x39mm bullets in the past, but you may have finally talked me into trying some of the Xtreme plated bullets. They may not work in the LCR (I'll still try

), but they should still be fun in the GP-100 and Blackhawk.

As always, thanks for the data.

October 29, 2015, 03:49 AM	#90
FrankenMauser Senior Member Join Date: August 25, 2008 Location: In the valley above the plain Posts: 13,424	Just so that the information is all in one place (and since I can't edit my previous post), I figured I'd add this here: Ruger LCR .327 Federal Magnum cylinder length is 1.550". Edited to add: SP-101: 1.575" GP-100: 1.610" Blackhawk: 1.635" Single Seven: 1.455" Taurus 327 (2"): ~1.563" S&W 632: ~1.575" Charter Arms Patriot Target (4"): 1.580" I'll keep adding cylinder length in this post until I am no longer able to edit. And, Sevens... You know I have not been opposed to the 7.62x39mm bullets in the past, but you may have finally talked me into trying some of the Xtreme plated bullets. They may not work in the LCR (I'll still try ), but they should still be fun in the GP-100 and Blackhawk. As always, thanks for the data. __________________ Don't even try it. It's even worse than the internet would lead you to believe. Last edited by FrankenMauser; October 31, 2015 at 10:41 PM.