.327 lever action rifle.

[SwordRapier]

I ran a search on the forum and found people talking about how they would like a .327 lever gun. I've read gun writers, write about how great an idea it would be to have a lever action in .327.

Here's the question. Do lever action .327 exist? If so, who makes 'em?

If not are the any substantial rumors that one is in the works?

 

[NG VI]

No idea, I don't think any companies have made one yet, even though it would be a pretty decent light recoiling fun gun or small game gun. I also think that the .327 is a neat idea, a 115 grain .32 JHP at around or a little over 1300 feet per second has some good practical applications. It definitely isn't a .357 Mag, but it's better than .38 and the spare round in a small frame or pair of extra rounds in a heavy-medium frame revolver is another cool advantage.

I'm a fan of the concept. Not sure how it works in real life though. I guess I just like medium power handgun cartridges like hot 9mm and moderate-warm .357 Magnum.

 

[MMCSRET]

Been many deer taken with 32-20 in rifles and carbines, I know. The 327 would be capable of the same with a little margin on the upper end. Good idea, I'd like to see a light bolt gun on the basis of the old Savage Model 23 series done up in 327.