I've become a fan of .327 Magnum. It's easy to control in a small revolver, and the ballistics are nothing to sneer at. Keep getting the word out so more people will buy these guns and convince ammunition makers to bring the price down.
Thanks for the video. Love the 32’s. Not to belabor the fact, but love my .32 HR Mag Charter Pro 7 shot 3” bbl. Oh, feel free to send your brass to Randolph Co. I have .32 dies. 😊 Philosophy of use is spot on. Nice of you to take care of brother in law. Best
I could dang near throw my brass to Randolph from where I live. 😁😁 I was a late in lifer, so my sister and bro in law are considerably older, but have always been good to me, so I just repay in small favors as I can. Be safe!
Great video! I can attest that the more you shoot that Taurus, the smoother it’ll get and the better you’ll like it. I bought an 856 stainless steel .38 Spl snubby in April 2023. I’ve got about 1400 rounds thru it to date. It’s just become smoother and crisper shooting after breaking it in. I actually prefer it to my rugers and S&Ws.
@daveaver2804 It will never be a Smith trigger but he is right, the trigger does get smoother the more you pull it and wear it in. My 856 Defender +P three inch snub is like that. It is smooth in double action and will stage but the DA is a little on the heavy side. No stacking on mine. The pull weight is consistently the same throughout the pull every time. The single action breaks light and clean. My 2 cents and yes I have shot plenty of Smiths and owned one or two.
Good vid. Have a Taurus 856 Ultra Light in .38 I’ve had for a couple months and liking it. First Taurus revolver I’ve owned. Would like to have that 327 Mod. Like that you got some class and don’t spit out curse words every 2 seconds like some you tubers do just cause they can. Subscribed.
S&W is coming out with a alloy, j frame 32 H&R in the next couple of months they announced it at shot show, It may be the ultimate deep concealed carry revolver. Skeeter Skelton and Elmer Keith both praised the hot loaded 32 long for small game hunting. the long had a reputation as a target round when bullseye ruled the target game. Thanks for posting, your going to run out of guns if you don't pace yourself.
Don't tell my wife, but if I do one a week, it'll be next year before I run out........ then I have access to more that I don't own. I'll be here a while.......LOL
I'm hoping the Ultimate Carry series eventually leads them back to the .327 in a J frame. Gonna be pretty expensive (scandium) or heavy, though. By the way, last I heard was end of February/beginning of March for the Ultimate Carry revolvers, so it's closer to a couple of weeks than a couple of months strictly speaking, but the first wave may be hard to come by. I put in a word with my local gun shop that I was looking for that 632 in stainless; we'll see how it goes.
Welcome to the 327 rabbit hole. I paid $605 for my LCRX and I think you'd appreciate it's very smooth trigger, compact size and light weight. The 327 fed's immense bark intimidates some I feel due to the pressure wave in your face. 327Fed is a heavy hitter and 100 gr federal soft point American eagle are ferocious and give gold dot like mushrooming without a hollow point to clog with material and cause expansion failure, I get a little over 1200 fps out of my LCRX, over 1300 out of my 3" SP101, 1550 out of my 5.5" single 7 up to 2100 out of my Henry rifle. Enjoy.
So I've ended up finding a forum that has some sort of Taurus rep posting there, and it sounds - at least as I understood it - that the Taurus lock is often only put on guns that *might* be purchased in Brazil as sidearms for private security. Maybe guns that are for hunting as well? In any case, neither of those apply to the 327, the 856 (6-shot .38), and 605 (5 shot .357).
Nice video! I never really thought about the 327 federal magnum. I've got the slightly bigger Taurus 605 SS 2" in .357 magnum. Decent quality for the money. I think the .327 ammo might be pricey & difficult to find.
I have a Charter Arms Patriot 327. Stainless steel, 21 oz empty. Official specs say 2.2” barrel but measures 2.5” from the barrel to cylinder gap. Full length underlug. Locks up in three places ala the original Smith & Wesson first model hand ejector “triple lock”. 6 shots hotter than any 38 Special +P. Close to 90% of 357 in velocity with similar bullet weights. Paid $350 for it several years ago. Not quite as high quality as the Ruger SP101 but half the price. Trigger DA is OK.I think much easier to shoot than the 13oz Ruger LCR. The extra 7 ounces definitely helps reduce recoil and getting back on target. If I didn’t already have the Charter I’d consider the Taurus.
Thank you for the content. Especially appreciated your advice on the 12 gauge and your preferred ammo. I wasn't sure if I should go with double ought or something slightly smaller. I like the results you had with the # 4. Keep up the informative information. I'm now a new subscriber.
Great video Sheriff!! Never thought about buying a .327 mag since I carry the Model 85 .38 spl. +p in the little ultralite titanium frame but it looks like a pretty effective little caliber. Have a great day and take care of yourself brother!! Bud Cary
Bought a 327 Fed Mag Ruger LCR several years ago and carry it in a Desantis soft pocket hoster. I carry it most every day in my front pocket while working on the farm. On a tractor or using a chain saw no issues. I was wondering why you chose the Taurus over the Ruger before I watched your video. Yes, big cost difference. I don't know that I'd pocket carry the Taurus with the hammer. But never tried one. My wife's gun of choice was her 32 H&R Mag Charter Arms I bought back in 84. I've known so many ladies that bought or were given 38 specials and had a hard time shooting them, especially if they were a little older. This is the gun that they should be looking at and use good 32 H&R ammo. Or even 32 Long. I've never had an issue finding that ammo. Thanks for your video.
S&W has a new j frame out chambered in .32h&r. They partnered with Lipsey, has real sights and a nice beefier grip that goes up higher on the backstap for better control
Thank you for your service to your community I have this handgun in an earlier model, it is blued, 2 in and came with a laser installed when I bought it used about 10 years ago. After that I went all in for the .327 Fed Mag I picked up a Ruger Single 7 and a Henry Big Boy both in .327. I have dies and a loader set up and ready for powder and my time. The snub is much more comfortable shooting 85 grain or less in .327. I usually carry .32 H&R mag in my snub and save the bigger stuff for my rifle. .32 H&R feels like a .38Spl to me. Now to my rifle, WOW! is not enough. This lever action is smooth personified and shoots like a laser. I would only go up to whitetail deer or smaller game for this round. The Single 7 is a sweet single action based on the Ruger Single Six. A super sweet and fun lil smoke wagon. Keep up the good work.
I really wish the 32 caliber revolver would have a resurgence. Ammo is pricey. I think there is a market for a revolver between 38 and 22 for the more recoil sensitive. Of course, 327 is hotter but It can still shoot ( I think) its weaker cousins.
I got one of these a few months ago had to order the High front sight to get it to hit point of aim at 15 yards. And I replaced the springs to get a better trigger pull. Holster wise it is in between a J frame and a K Frame more like a Colt D frame. I have large hands so I got a larger set of grips.
Like my Taurus 327 magnum revolver,3"stainless and a ported barrel, excellent pistol, bought it new, and i was looking for a 32 magnum revolver, but the gun store manager brought this out, and said it is a 327 magnum revolver but it will shoot 32 magnum and 32 long and short , bought it, and one of the best deals and definitely decisions i made, paid 289.99 Ruger SP 101 327 magnum were higher prices, almost 400.00, and I don't have much experience with Ruger pistols But some people like them and some do not, same with Taurus 🐂, but I have a lot of experience with those pistols and revolvers, also have a 4" 65 stainless 357 magnum revolver and also a excellent choice and shooting pistol, have various calibers in Taurus semi auto's and other pistols in various calibers and brands, have several in 45 acp 1911a1 , another favorite pistol, have carried various calibers in the military and law enforcement, have some various calibers in the cold war era pistols in 9x18 Makarov and CZ 52 that are excellent shooting too
I’ve shot quite a bit of 327 out of a Ruger LCR snubbie. It can be a pretty powerful round depending which you get. Not quite to 357 mag level but more than 38Spl +P. 32 H&R mag is definitely a lot less recoil. There’s lower recoil ammo in both and hotter like Buffalo bore in both.
32H&R is more like 38 special when loaded by normal manufacturers and like 38 special+p when loaded by boutique manufacturers and 327 federal is ballisticly more like a 9mm+p and touches the low end 357 magnum level when loaded by the boutique manufacturers like Buffalo Bore. The 32s are criminally underrated!
I agree with @@MegaAppleshit The pressures achieved by the .327 rivals some rifles. totally out pressures even the .44 mag. BTW the .327 fed mag is a Super magnum. That is a cartridge developed from another magnum cartridge.
Been debating if I should pick up a327 or a 38 special Taurus. Been watching and researching both kinda confused now. Sherif Matt thank you for your service..
I liked this video…it was clear and concise and addressed all the questions I have on this Revolver. I too would have some more testing and trying out, before it would become my only carry gun, but so far, it seems to check all the boxes… I do wonder if there is a slightly more ‘up market’ contender…im not rich, but it s my life that will be in the balance, so any suggestions on a 6 shot 327 magnum, preferably with barrel between 2.5 and 3 inches, please don’t keep it to yourself. Thank you for making and uploading this video, Sir…much appreciated!
I believe Charter Arms makes one. I like the older Charter stuff, but I had a Bulldog 44 Special off the newer variety. After 2 trips back to the factory for light primer strikes, it left the stable. The only other I found was the Ruger LCR, and I ain't paying $700+ for a plastic revolver. That being said, the LCR has a great reputation, and I believe there may be a 3" option.
@@SheriffMattOller Thank you for your rapid response! I agree…a ‘plastic’ revolver doesn’t instill the confidence I’m looking for, and I really would like to see my firearm go ‘bang’ every time I pull the trigger, so no Charter Arms for me… Hmmm, I guess it ain’t easy to find a proper small revolver…yet, perhaps I’ll see if I can try out an LCR, and see how it feels like… Too bad Smith & Wesson didn’t go for the 327 magnum cartridge …
For quite a while this gun was high on the wishlist, but now it has dropped, simply because we are now looking at .32acp instead...we carried .38s for years, trust revolvers, but getting further into our senior years small, lightweight, lower recoil firearms becoming very attractive...sure, .32 s&w long would be okay, and the h&r entirely adequate, but a p32 weighs under 10 ounces, and every day double that weight becomes a minor chore...of course, if the gun appears under the Christmas tree, I will be happy to feed it, but yeah, we're thinking lightweight these days...
I really enjoy your presentations and look forward to seeing more. Please allow me to make a comment though, in regards to your speech. You have a lot of pauses in your speech that you use the term "uh" no doubt without realizing it. If you get a chance to watch the above video, keep track of the pauses and you will see quite a pattern. I have taught in many academies and had to be very mindful of this issue with my own presentations. On another note, if you get a chance to try out a Ruger LCR 327, please do. The Ruger is pricey but the trigger works so well that I think it is more than worth it (especially since I bought it for my wife). Respectfully Mike K
Ruger also makes a 327 fed mag in their LCR and LCRX I have in LCRX and love it also have a S&W model but prefer the Ruger its a great shooter and has aStainless frame and cy;inder but the recoil can be stout I carry 32 H&R in mine, Henry makes a carbine in the 327 fed mag caliber, Am Eagle in 100 grain is pretty stout also the Buffalo Bore makes some stout loads
I just bought the TORO variation of the 327. Absolutely the most horrible double action of any revolver I have ever tried and that particular model is DA ONLY. After a few hours work I got it down to a reasonable pull of about 6.5 lbs. Before, it was well beyond my digital trigger pull scale. Taurus really needs to improve their DA weights, not to mention quality control. Test ALL the cylinders, Taurus!!!
Gee Sheriff, isn't consider a 'straw buy' when you buy 2 guns and haven't given the other one to your brother-in-law yet ? - Kinda implies the brother-in-law wasn't there at the time of purchase
It's perfectly legal to purchase a firearm as a gift for a direct family member. A straw purchase is a purchase with intent to transfer to someone who is prohibited. You may want to look that up....LOL
You must not look very hard......I found all 4 calibers this gun will shoot all in one store......... all at about the same cost as any other caliber of quality defensive round. I mean........... it's an AR or a 9mm like all you "internet operators" run, but it's certainly not an oddball.........LOL.
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I've become a fan of .327 Magnum. It's easy to control in a small revolver, and the ballistics are nothing to sneer at. Keep getting the word out so more people will buy these guns and convince ammunition makers to bring the price down.
Thanks for the video. Love the 32’s. Not to belabor the fact, but love my .32 HR Mag Charter Pro 7 shot 3” bbl.
Oh, feel free to send your brass to Randolph Co. I have .32 dies. 😊
Philosophy of use is spot on. Nice of you to take care of brother in law.
Best
I could dang near throw my brass to Randolph from where I live. 😁😁
I was a late in lifer, so my sister and bro in law are considerably older, but have always been good to me, so I just repay in small favors as I can.
Be safe!
I have one of those, yeah they’re great! I was surprised how smooth the trigger was on it. 👍🏻
Great video!
I can attest that the more you shoot that Taurus, the smoother it’ll get and the better you’ll like it.
I bought an 856 stainless steel .38 Spl snubby in April 2023. I’ve got about 1400 rounds thru it to date. It’s just become smoother and crisper shooting after breaking it in.
I actually prefer it to my rugers and S&Ws.
Prefer because of price, right?
Taurus triggers are lacking in everything. My 2 cents.
@daveaver2804 It will never be a Smith trigger but he is right, the trigger does get smoother the more you pull it and wear it in. My 856 Defender +P three inch snub is like that. It is smooth in double action and will stage but the DA is a little on the heavy side. No stacking on mine. The pull weight is consistently the same throughout the pull every time. The single action breaks light and clean. My 2 cents and yes I have shot plenty of Smiths and owned one or two.
Good vid. Have a Taurus 856 Ultra Light in .38 I’ve had for a couple months and liking it. First Taurus revolver I’ve owned. Would like to have that 327 Mod. Like that you got some class and don’t spit out curse words every 2 seconds like some you tubers do just cause they can. Subscribed.
Thank you!
S&W is coming out with a alloy, j frame 32 H&R in the next couple of months they announced it at shot show, It may be the ultimate deep concealed carry revolver. Skeeter Skelton and Elmer Keith both praised the hot loaded 32 long for small game hunting. the long had a reputation as a target round when bullseye ruled the target game. Thanks for posting, your going to run out of guns if you don't pace yourself.
Don't tell my wife, but if I do one a week, it'll be next year before I run out........ then I have access to more that I don't own.
I'll be here a while.......LOL
327 federal mag is hotter than 32 h&r.
@@kc0lif Yes it is but a sub 1 pound aluminum framed j frame will not take the pressure.
I'm hoping the Ultimate Carry series eventually leads them back to the .327 in a J frame. Gonna be pretty expensive (scandium) or heavy, though. By the way, last I heard was end of February/beginning of March for the Ultimate Carry revolvers, so it's closer to a couple of weeks than a couple of months strictly speaking, but the first wave may be hard to come by. I put in a word with my local gun shop that I was looking for that 632 in stainless; we'll see how it goes.
@@elund408they chamber the S&W J frame in .357 magnum.
Welcome to the 327 rabbit hole. I paid $605 for my LCRX and I think you'd appreciate it's very smooth trigger, compact size and light weight. The 327 fed's immense bark intimidates some I feel due to the pressure wave in your face. 327Fed is a heavy hitter and 100 gr federal soft point American eagle are ferocious and give gold dot like mushrooming without a hollow point to clog with material and cause expansion failure, I get a little over 1200 fps out of my LCRX, over 1300 out of my 3" SP101, 1550 out of my 5.5" single 7 up to 2100 out of my Henry rifle. Enjoy.
So I've ended up finding a forum that has some sort of Taurus rep posting there, and it sounds - at least as I understood it - that the Taurus lock is often only put on guns that *might* be purchased in Brazil as sidearms for private security. Maybe guns that are for hunting as well? In any case, neither of those apply to the 327, the 856 (6-shot .38), and 605 (5 shot .357).
Another great video Sheriff!
Thanks!
I’ve been wanting to get a 327 Federal Mag. I think it’s a great carry round. Plus you can use 3 different calipers in it.
Five calibers
@@MrEvilTag that’s even better lol
I have a Taurus 327. I think it's a great gun. I wish it was easier to find 32 h&r mag ammo.
Waiting to get mine in 3inch. Both my wife and daughter love the 327.
Nice video! I never really thought about the 327 federal magnum. I've got the slightly bigger Taurus 605 SS 2" in .357 magnum. Decent quality for the money. I think the .327 ammo might be pricey & difficult to find.
I have a Charter Arms Patriot 327. Stainless steel, 21 oz empty. Official specs say 2.2” barrel but measures 2.5” from the barrel to cylinder gap. Full length underlug. Locks up in three places ala the original Smith & Wesson first model hand ejector “triple lock”. 6 shots hotter than any 38 Special +P. Close to 90% of 357 in velocity with similar bullet weights. Paid $350 for it several years ago. Not quite as high quality as the Ruger SP101 but half the price. Trigger DA is OK.I think much easier to shoot than the 13oz Ruger LCR. The extra 7 ounces definitely helps reduce recoil and getting back on target. If I didn’t already have the Charter I’d consider the Taurus.
Thank you for the content. Especially appreciated your advice on the 12 gauge and your preferred ammo. I wasn't sure if I should go with double ought or something slightly smaller. I like the results you had with the # 4. Keep up the informative information. I'm now a new subscriber.
and make sure you take his advice of not aiming the shotgun but pointing so you can miss more
Subscribed!!! Came for the guns, stayed for the stories...
Great video Sheriff!! Never thought about buying a .327 mag since I carry the Model 85 .38 spl. +p in the little ultralite titanium frame but it looks like a pretty effective little caliber. Have a great day and take care of yourself brother!! Bud Cary
Bought a 327 Fed Mag Ruger LCR several years ago and carry it in a Desantis soft pocket hoster. I carry it most every day in my front pocket while working on the farm. On a tractor or using a chain saw no issues. I was wondering why you chose the Taurus over the Ruger before I watched your video. Yes, big cost difference. I don't know that I'd pocket carry the Taurus with the hammer. But never tried one. My wife's gun of choice was her 32 H&R Mag Charter Arms I bought back in 84. I've known so many ladies that bought or were given 38 specials and had a hard time shooting them, especially if they were a little older. This is the gun that they should be looking at and use good 32 H&R ammo. Or even 32 Long. I've never had an issue finding that ammo. Thanks for your video.
I like your gun reviews. I'm a new subscriber
S&W has a new j frame out chambered in .32h&r. They partnered with Lipsey, has real sights and a nice beefier grip that goes up higher on the backstap for better control
Hey Matt, just found you channel and it’s great! Having moved to Randolph county I miss the Audrain area. Stay safe and keepem comming!
Hey Gary! Miss seeing y'all! Hope you and Rosemary are living your best lives! God bless you friend!
Thank you for your service to your community
I have this handgun in an earlier model, it is blued, 2 in and came with a laser installed when I bought it used about 10 years ago.
After that I went all in for the .327 Fed Mag
I picked up a Ruger Single 7 and a Henry Big Boy both in .327.
I have dies and a loader set up and ready for powder and my time.
The snub is much more comfortable shooting 85 grain or less in .327.
I usually carry .32 H&R mag in my snub and save the bigger stuff for my rifle.
.32 H&R feels like a .38Spl to me.
Now to my rifle, WOW! is not enough. This lever action is smooth personified and shoots like a laser.
I would only go up to whitetail deer or smaller game for this round.
The Single 7 is a sweet single action based on the Ruger Single Six.
A super sweet and fun lil smoke wagon.
Keep up the good work.
P.S. The H.K.S. speed loader model for the M327 is the 32-k
I really wish the 32 caliber revolver would have a resurgence. Ammo is pricey. I think there is a market for a revolver between 38 and 22 for the more recoil sensitive. Of course, 327 is hotter but It can still shoot ( I think) its weaker cousins.
It can shoot the others, but I think even recoil sensitive folks could shoot the 327.
I got one of these a few months ago had to order the High front sight to get it to hit point of aim at 15 yards. And I replaced the springs to get a better trigger pull. Holster wise it is in between a J frame and a K Frame more like a Colt D frame. I have large hands so I got a larger set of grips.
Like my Taurus 327 magnum revolver,3"stainless and a ported barrel, excellent pistol, bought it new, and i was looking for a 32 magnum revolver, but the gun store manager brought this out, and said it is a 327 magnum revolver but it will shoot 32 magnum and 32 long and short
, bought it, and one of the best deals and definitely decisions i made, paid 289.99
Ruger SP 101 327 magnum were higher prices, almost 400.00, and I don't have much experience with Ruger pistols
But some people like them and some do not, same with Taurus 🐂, but I have a lot of experience with those pistols and revolvers, also have a 4" 65 stainless 357 magnum revolver and also a excellent choice and shooting pistol, have various calibers in Taurus semi auto's and other pistols in various calibers and brands, have several in 45 acp 1911a1 , another favorite pistol, have carried various calibers in the military and law enforcement, have some various calibers in the cold war era pistols in 9x18 Makarov and CZ 52 that are excellent shooting too
Appreciate the content. Like the 327 federal. A little more talking in the beginning than I am used to before getting to the review.
I’ve shot quite a bit of 327 out of a Ruger LCR snubbie. It can be a pretty powerful round depending which you get. Not quite to 357 mag level but more than 38Spl +P. 32 H&R mag is definitely a lot less recoil. There’s lower recoil ammo in both and hotter like Buffalo bore in both.
32H&R is more like 38 special when loaded by normal manufacturers and like 38 special+p when loaded by boutique manufacturers and 327 federal is ballisticly more like a 9mm+p and touches the low end 357 magnum level when loaded by the boutique manufacturers like Buffalo Bore.
The 32s are criminally underrated!
I agree with @@MegaAppleshit
The pressures achieved by the .327 rivals some rifles.
totally out pressures even the .44 mag.
BTW the .327 fed mag is a Super magnum.
That is a cartridge developed from another magnum cartridge.
Been debating if I should pick up a327 or a 38 special Taurus. Been watching and researching both kinda confused now. Sherif Matt thank you for your service..
I liked this video…it was clear and concise and addressed all the questions I have on this Revolver. I too would have some more testing and trying out, before it would become my only carry gun, but so far, it seems to check all the boxes…
I do wonder if there is a slightly more ‘up market’ contender…im not rich, but it s my life that will be in the balance, so any suggestions on a 6 shot 327 magnum, preferably with barrel between 2.5 and 3 inches, please don’t keep it to yourself.
Thank you for making and uploading this video, Sir…much appreciated!
I believe Charter Arms makes one. I like the older Charter stuff, but I had a Bulldog 44 Special off the newer variety. After 2 trips back to the factory for light primer strikes, it left the stable.
The only other I found was the Ruger LCR, and I ain't paying $700+ for a plastic revolver. That being said, the LCR has a great reputation, and I believe there may be a 3" option.
@@SheriffMattOller Thank you for your rapid response!
I agree…a ‘plastic’ revolver doesn’t instill the confidence I’m looking for, and I really would like to see my firearm go ‘bang’ every time I pull the trigger, so no Charter Arms for me…
Hmmm, I guess it ain’t easy to find a proper small revolver…yet, perhaps I’ll see if I can try out an LCR, and see how it feels like…
Too bad Smith & Wesson didn’t go for the 327 magnum cartridge …
I have an LCRx in .327. Ruger also still makes the SP101 in 327 but it seems really hard to find!@@olde4eyes
@@greggordon6215 Thank you for your response!
Hey, ruger has the SP101 in .327. It's a 3" barrel and a 6 shot cylinder.
Hogue makes a much nicer feeling grip for those revolvers
For quite a while this gun was high on the wishlist, but now it has dropped, simply because we are now looking at .32acp instead...we carried .38s for years, trust revolvers, but getting further into our senior years small, lightweight, lower recoil firearms becoming very attractive...sure, .32 s&w long would be okay, and the h&r entirely adequate, but a p32 weighs under 10 ounces, and every day double that weight becomes a minor chore...of course, if the gun appears under the Christmas tree, I will be happy to feed it, but yeah, we're thinking lightweight these days...
I have the exact same revolver. Love it but I did swap to Pachmayr wood grips. Much better
Good review! I would like to see Taurus make a 7 or 8 shot, 3 inch .357 Federal Magnum. I think that it would sell well.
Taurus used to be the sister company of Smith & Wesson many years ago.
Actually I think it was Beretta not SW
Yes, Beretta because of the factory in Brazil.
i understand about the weather I'm in st charles County.
I really enjoy your presentations and look forward to seeing more. Please allow me to make a comment though, in regards to your speech. You have a lot of pauses in your speech that you use the term "uh" no doubt without realizing it. If you get a chance to watch the above video, keep track of the pauses and you will see quite a pattern. I have taught in many academies and had to be very mindful of this issue with my own presentations.
On another note, if you get a chance to try out a Ruger LCR 327, please do. The Ruger is pricey but the trigger works so well that I think it is more than worth it (especially since I bought it for my wife).
Respectfully
Mike K
enjoy your content sheriff
Thanks
Pretty sure that's my next purchase!
I'm about 300 rounds into this gun. So far, it's nice. Smoothed out quite a bit.
I have the 120 grain rounds and man you wanna talk about power 😮 omg the mighty 327 mag really comes alive as a sledgehammer
100gr. is the heaviest I've messed with. I think there's a good combo of weight, speed and diameter there.
Most of the 32 stuff is underrated.
Ruger also makes a 327 fed mag in their LCR and LCRX I have in LCRX and love it also have a S&W model but prefer the Ruger its a great shooter and has aStainless frame and cy;inder but the recoil can be stout I carry 32 H&R in mine, Henry makes a carbine in the 327 fed mag caliber, Am Eagle in 100 grain is pretty stout also the Buffalo Bore makes some stout loads
The Ruger is twice the price.
You n Dave n Charlie should start some classes ...
I also use the weather tech boxes...lol
I just snatch cardboard for backers where I find it. That came from my local mechanic's trash pile 🤣🤣
80 degrees Monday ,Tuesday
Wednesday 30.
I love this cartridge but really think rifles would be the way to go with it.
Matt , good video, do they make speed loader for the Taurus ?
HKS and 5 star both make them.
You know I didn't know they made a 327 cartridge. Is it up to par with the 357 shell.
In ballistics testing, it is touching close to .357 magnum, but with a recoil more like to .38 special+P.
This is a 22oz. gun?
A Hot 100g. Federal 327 fed. mag. cartridge will be much "Snappier" than that 80g Puff-Puff Hornady Critical Defense 327 load You are using!
I just bought the TORO variation of the 327. Absolutely the most horrible double action of any revolver I have ever tried and that particular model is DA ONLY. After a few hours work I got it down to a reasonable pull of about 6.5 lbs. Before, it was well beyond my digital trigger pull scale. Taurus really needs to improve their DA weights, not to mention quality control. Test ALL the cylinders, Taurus!!!
Nice weather rwport that i did nit need. I came for the gun info
I checked out early.
Gee Sheriff, isn't consider a 'straw buy' when you buy 2 guns and haven't given the other one to your brother-in-law yet ? - Kinda implies the brother-in-law wasn't there at the time of purchase
It's perfectly legal to purchase a firearm as a gift for a direct family member. A straw purchase is a purchase with intent to transfer to someone who is prohibited. You may want to look that up....LOL
another oddball caliber you cant find, cost too much, and is a cheap cast Taurus junker--what a deal
You must not look very hard......I found all 4 calibers this gun will shoot all in one store......... all at about the same cost as any other caliber of quality defensive round.
I mean........... it's an AR or a 9mm like all you "internet operators" run, but it's certainly not an oddball.........LOL.