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glenncal1 · February 14, 2013, 03:19 PM

The .327 mag is a fairly potent and very flatshooting round, a huge step up power wise from the .32long and a step up from the .32H&R. Ammo is cheaper than .32H&R as well. I have recently purchased .327 at about $24 for 50. The .32h&R thats out there is usually $15-20 for 20. .327 and .32H&R are way up on even .22WMR for power but more $$. Ya pays your bucks and gets your choice. I have a .327 Blackhawk it is 8 shot and a hoot to shoot. It is not light,

February 14, 2013, 03:19 PM	#11
glenncal1 Senior Member Join Date: April 21, 2009 Location: Denver area Posts: 504	The .327 mag is a fairly potent and very flatshooting round, a huge step up power wise from the .32long and a step up from the .32H&R. Ammo is cheaper than .32H&R as well. I have recently purchased .327 at about $24 for 50. The .32h&R thats out there is usually $15-20 for 20. .327 and .32H&R are way up on even .22WMR for power but more $$. Ya pays your bucks and gets your choice. I have a .327 Blackhawk it is 8 shot and a hoot to shoot. It is not light, __________________ Jim Many K and N Frames