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That is a handy calculator, and so is this table I found:This calculator should give you a rough idea. I say rough idea as you'll need to guess at the velocities from the short barrel.
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However, I may have my answer. A You Tuber firing a Bond .30 Carbine said,
"The carbine has more bark than bite. It makes a ton of noise with a great fireball at dusk."
This article says,
"Though a revolver cartridge, the modern .327 Fed. Mag. cartridge is ballistically quite similar to the .30 Carbine. It fires a .312-inch-diameter bullet as opposed to a .308-inch-diameter bullet and operates at 45,000 psi as opposed to 40,000."
https://www.shootingillustrated.com...ne-the-most-overlooked-cartridge-of-all-time/
On the other hand, this article says,
"Just as a point of comparison, the .30 Carbine has more than double the muzzle energy of the .45 ACP, over 25% more muzzle energy than the 10mm Auto, about 25% less energy than the 5.56x45mm NATO/.223 Remington, and less than half the energy of the .30-06. So, the designers of the .30 Carbine pretty clearly accomplished their goal of building a cartridge neatly filling gap in between typical rifle and pistol capabilities."
https://thebiggamehuntingblog.com/the-30-carbine/
So I think it might be a nasty one to shoot out of a Bond Derringer. So, given how difficult it is to find the .30 Carbine barrel, maybe the smart thing to do is get the .327 Magnum barrel. Should be just as much fun. But I won't have that historic .30 Carbine round which looks so cool.

I guess the best thing to do is buy Bond barrels in all available calibers. And if I live long enough I very well might get there--provided my hands don't get too weak from those bigger calibers.