.32 mag.

[jdb]

Anyone have one? What about .327?

[quarterstaff]

Years ago I had an H&R revolver in 32 mag, loved the round and the pistol was accurate for what it was just blocky and not attractive at all but I would buy another 32 mag in something a little more classy

[JDHasty]

Anyone have one? What about .327?

I have a Single Seven in 327

[jdb]

Barrel length?  How do you like it?

[JDHasty]

Barrel length?  How do you like it?

It's 5.5

I think that once I get time to spend time at the range with it that it will be a favorite.  I like to take it out and look at it really well, but have not had a chance to really get into shooting it in the two years I have owned it.

When I bought it the base pin would fly toward downrange with about every third shot and the trigger was atrocious.  I sent it back and Came back w/repaired barrel throat, base pin latch and housing screw hole Replaced: cylinder & pawl and trigger action "smoothed up." The revolver now has a very nice trigger IMHO, not quite what a Smith would be proud of, but a very nice trigger indeed. The target included documented a near 1" group w/Federal American Eagle 100 grain load.

[Bill W]

I have a Single Six Mag in .32 Mag.  It's not easy to load/unload but is a very accurate revolver.  I've had it since the mid-80's.  I believe the barrel length is 6.5 inches.

[jdb]

I am wanting a .32 with the 4 5/8" barrel. I think it would be a handy woods gun

[JDHasty]

I am wanting a .32 with the 4 5/8" barrel. I think it would be a handy woods gun

I wish I would have gone with the 4 5/8

[blackdog]

I have the Single 7 .327 magnum and love it!

[jdb]

Barrel length