Recoil from 327 mag.in an SP-101??
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Guillermo
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recoil will be in between the two.
I believe the HKS 32J is the one that works for your gun. It fits the SP-101 in H&R 32 mag and the J frame Smith
I believe the HKS 32J is the one that works for your gun. It fits the SP-101 in H&R 32 mag and the J frame Smith
I find the recoil to be LESS than that of the .38 +P out of my S&W J-frame. Once mine gets back from Ruger (and don't even get me STARTED on why they didn't do quality control and get them right the first time!!!!) it will be a very good addition for everyday carry.
Great gun, once they get the whole "oh, the cylinder is the wrong size so yes, the .327 Federal bulges like somebody who ate 20 pounds of Dunkin' Donuts, but we're sending you a new one and we promise it will work" thing done, I'm looking forward to a terrific carry piece and a great shooter.
Jan
Great gun, once they get the whole "oh, the cylinder is the wrong size so yes, the .327 Federal bulges like somebody who ate 20 pounds of Dunkin' Donuts, but we're sending you a new one and we promise it will work" thing done, I'm looking forward to a terrific carry piece and a great shooter.
Jan
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I picked up a new Charter Arms Target Patriot in 327 Magnum. I wanted it because Ruger and Taurus offer short barrels only and the CA has a 4" with adjustable sights. I've only found one box of FC 100 gr. ammo so far and am handloading it. The factory ammo is stout and recoil is not what I call fun in a small frame. I'm load ing it down a little and loading 32 Mag up a little. I've only put about 250 rds thru the gun but I like it. Factory cases extract easily, sights are good, grip and trigger/lock work is smooth. I think its a keeper!!!
Recoil at first put me off with the American Eagles until I realized it was the concussion wave that was throwing me. Recoil itself is really not bad at all, but there is a muzzle blast that is pretty intense. I've not shot full bore .357 Mags from a short barrel in a number of years so I wasn't ready for the concussion wave. I'm really wanting to shoot the .327 out of a longer barrel and see how it does.
rcmodel
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I was gonna say, it is the sharp muzzle blast I would be most concerned about, not the recoil.
I haven't shot one, but the .30 Carbine Blackhawk, and my 32-20 SAA with hot handloads are two of the most unplesent handguns I have ever fired.
The .327 gives equal performance & equal pressure, and I'd expect the sharp muzzle blast would be equal too.
rc
I haven't shot one, but the .30 Carbine Blackhawk, and my 32-20 SAA with hot handloads are two of the most unplesent handguns I have ever fired.
The .327 gives equal performance & equal pressure, and I'd expect the sharp muzzle blast would be equal too.
rc
The first 20 rounds I shot I thought "this is not fun". However, after shooting
a few hundred rounds out of my Glock 26, I got it out last week and put another 20 of the .327 high pressure rounds through it. I found it to be pretty fun. The trigger pull on the gun is a real treat, the accuracy is there.
I had the sticky .327 problem until the last box of 20. Now they pretty much fall out of the barrel. I'm probably not sending mine back. I've shot every type of .32 through it you can shoot and it does an incredible job. It's too bad the 32 mag is so expensive. It would be a great round for self defense (about like a 9mm).
a few hundred rounds out of my Glock 26, I got it out last week and put another 20 of the .327 high pressure rounds through it. I found it to be pretty fun. The trigger pull on the gun is a real treat, the accuracy is there.
I had the sticky .327 problem until the last box of 20. Now they pretty much fall out of the barrel. I'm probably not sending mine back. I've shot every type of .32 through it you can shoot and it does an incredible job. It's too bad the 32 mag is so expensive. It would be a great round for self defense (about like a 9mm).
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