Couldn't a 5 round 32 cal. be even smaller?The good thing about a small pocket carry revolver, it would be 6 rounds, not 5 because of the smaller diameter cartridge.
Couldn't a 5 round 32 cal. be even smaller?The good thing about a small pocket carry revolver, it would be 6 rounds, not 5 because of the smaller diameter cartridge.
I guess so. The current cylinder used for a .38 Special J frame is not large and I'm guessing the same cylinder could hold 6 rounds of .327 Fed Mag without increasing the cylinder diameter. Decreasing the cylinder size might cause a need to downsize the frame size and that's a large expense for only 1 revolver chambering.Couldn't a 5 round 32 cal. be even smaller?
I guess that's the sorry truth of thatDecreasing the cylinder size might cause a need to downsize the frame size and that's a large expense for only 1 revolver chambering.
We do have a new wheel. The .22Jet didn't work well because it was poorly designed. The very long tapered shoulder coupled with the much larger case resulted in serious setback. Not an issue with a smaller, longer case, little to no taper and an "improved" shoulder.I guess we have a new wheel.
I've always thought if they would make the 327 Mag in a K frame, 6" barrel and adjustable sights I'd get one.