327 mag

[Richard76]

I have a 32-20, 32 H &R mag Blackhawk convertible. Does anyone know of a reputable company who will make a 327 mag 6 shot cylinder for this pistol?

 

[protoolman]

After seeing collections sold with unused spare cylinders I realized it's best to stick with one and leave your gun sighted in for it. Unless you just want to collect cylinders. Just an observation.

 

[flyer898]

I have a Buckeye convertible like yours. I have toyed with getting Ruger to fit another .32 H&R cylinder and then hane the new cylinder reamed to .327 Federal.
No idea if Ruger would do it, and if they did they would probably roll-mark it .32 H&R like the original.
There is an aftermarket supplier of cylinders. I have one in .17 HM2 for my .17 HMR Single -Six. That might be an idea.

 

[Rat76]

Unless you just want to leave the original 32 HR cylinder unmolested, which I completely understand, just get the 32 HR cylinder reamed on out to 327.

 

[contender]

Welcome to the Forum!

Yes,, there are a few custom gunsmiths who do make spare cylinders for Ruger SA handguns. You'd have to contact different ones to see what they can do, when they could do it & how much it'd cost.
Ruger won't do it.

 

[Johnnu2]

Maybe Andy Horvath; Diagonal Road Gunshop, La Grange, Ohio
They ain't cheap.... probably $600 or more before you're done shipping etc etc etc

J.

 

[Richard76]

Thanks for all your replies, I do want to keep the original cylinders stock I really like shooting and reloading both and would like the 327 as a trifecta. I reached out to Al Story at Borchardt Rifle but they only do 22 and 44-40. $600 to do it would probably deter me. that's all most double what I paid for the pistol. I'll keep looking...... thanks again to everyone

 

[weaselmeatgravy]

You could also buy my .327 Blackhawk that is listed in the Classifieds

It already has a cylinder, and as a bonus, there are two more holes in it

 

[Richard76]

would probably opt for a SP101 with 4" barrel

 

[weaselmeatgravy]

would probably opt for a SP101 with 4" barrel

I checked and the only spare .327 SP that I have at the moment is one of the pre-MIM guns with the 3-1/16" barrel.