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Well, I wish this came out before I bought that M&P Shield

Ruger LCR in 327 Mag.

I’ve yet to own a gun in that caliber (primarily because taking on a new caliber is expensive) but I’m oddly fascinated by it. And it holds six.

6 Responses to “Well, I wish this came out before I bought that M&P Shield”

  1. Drang Says:

    At NRAAM the Ruger guy told me an LCR or SP101 in .327 Federal would have to have a 3″ barrel.
    I like the idea because it will handle several other calibers, and, as Tamara pointed out somewhere along the line, its a good caliber for a snubby, which makes it a good bedside gun.

  2. Rivrdog Says:

    …and still no levergun in .327 Federal, unless Henry just birthed one. This cartridge is a natural for a levergun. Looking at Buffalo Bore’s 130-gr hardcast round, if you extrapolated their ballistics chart upward another 100 FPS to account for a carbine-length barrel, you would be getting into the mid-900s for muzzle energy, and around 500 #/ft at 150 yards!

  3. irright Says:

    I wish they would have scaled it down even smaller and made it five shot. Would be a great pocket gun. I think as-is it’s still slightly too large for that. (at least for me)

    Oh and a me-too on wanting the lever action.

  4. eli Says:

    This is a nice round for the GP100 and the spouse loves it. She doesn’t have the strength for a semi-auto and the weight of the GP tames the pop handily.

  5. NotClauswitz Says:

    My wife likes the look of that one.

  6. mike w. Says:

    Sounds like Ruger listened to Caleb

    http://www.gunnuts.net/2015/02/11/327-federal-the-little-cartridge-that-should-have-made-it/

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