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Yes I do realize this is the ruger forum but my "itch" drove me crazy to buy a new revolver.
I had a question to ask and thought you might have the answer. I have a USFA in 32-20 and can not find a 327 cylinder to use in it. I was wondering if it would be possible to straight line bore it out and put in a sleeve that would be usable for 327? Does that make sense? The bottom of the 32-20 is wider but the top is the same width as the 32 (I think)
Or could a chamber adapter be made to insert and loctited in place?
Plan B, buy a 45 colt cylinder and make a chamber adapter for the 327?
One way or the other I want to make this work. Oh I have a second USFA that the company made a 327 cylinder for, the lazy turkeys would not make a second.
I had a question to ask and thought you might have the answer. I have a USFA in 32-20 and can not find a 327 cylinder to use in it. I was wondering if it would be possible to straight line bore it out and put in a sleeve that would be usable for 327? Does that make sense? The bottom of the 32-20 is wider but the top is the same width as the 32 (I think)
Or could a chamber adapter be made to insert and loctited in place?
Plan B, buy a 45 colt cylinder and make a chamber adapter for the 327?
One way or the other I want to make this work. Oh I have a second USFA that the company made a 327 cylinder for, the lazy turkeys would not make a second.
