That's some of what is good about the new .327Mag, you get performance on par with the .30Carbine and .32/20 without the problems of those two rounds.
From a reloader perspective it's a big improvement, the .30 Carbine doesn't work with carbide sizers because it's not straight walled, the .32/20 has a double problem as it can't use carbide sizers and the brass is very thin and fragile.
I'm anxiously waiting for the .327Mag and really looking at having some fun with it. I'm a tad nervous that this is being touted as a defense round rather than a sportsman round, hopefully they'll see the sporting merit and market it that way as well.
An nice single action Ruger and a lever action Marlin would be a very nice set up for small game. I already have the set for the .32 H&R Mag and it's wonderful, the .327 can only make it better.
From a reloader perspective it's a big improvement, the .30 Carbine doesn't work with carbide sizers because it's not straight walled, the .32/20 has a double problem as it can't use carbide sizers and the brass is very thin and fragile.
I'm anxiously waiting for the .327Mag and really looking at having some fun with it. I'm a tad nervous that this is being touted as a defense round rather than a sportsman round, hopefully they'll see the sporting merit and market it that way as well.
An nice single action Ruger and a lever action Marlin would be a very nice set up for small game. I already have the set for the .32 H&R Mag and it's wonderful, the .327 can only make it better.