Hondo44

Should be fine. I tested .32 H&R Magnum cartridges with a Single Seven and found loads that are plenty accurate out of the gun (78gr...

With a revolver there is always going to be "free bore" before the bullet hits the lands. Whether that is 1/8 of an inch more or less...

No different than shooting 38 Specials in a 357 Magnum. You can, and I have, load down the 327 to the 32 H&R level. But, for the uses...

The alloy parts take the nickel plating much better if they are brass plated first.

welcome to the forum, and as noted above definitely aftermarket due to the color ,my guess is chrome, and the prep work beforehand...

Is this part of the same problem that Ruger is having with their DA line in Newport? One of the other members of this forum had...

Sorry I can't say, I didn't know that. Is it long term? Thx

Was it chrome or nickel plating?

There was only one factory plated BKH-34 flattop. And I know where it lurks.... Chet15

Welcome to the Forum! The above posters are likely 100% correct about the finish. I think only a VERY, VERY few experimental guns from...

Looks more like chrome than nickel. Definitely all aftermarket work. Cool gun though.

You're right, thx! I mis-spoke that the .32 cyl is a bit shorter than the .327, so bullet length can be a minor issue, but bullet...

Acknowledged that the .30 Carbine is a 40,000 PSI round and so edited. :oops:

The .30 is 40,000psi, not 30,000. The only reason Ruger put the .30 in a large frame Blackhawk is cylinder length. The only problem with...

Kind of reminds me of a miniature .35 Remington cartridge (OAL=1.82")... ...and for comparison purposes, .30 Carbine, .300 BLK, .223...