Single Six 32 vs Single Seven

[Star43]

The next time you shoot them, try to notice it a bit more if they are decently accurate. I had always heard that they weren't. That would be interesting to check out, I would think. Again, all guns can be a little different, but if they are accurate in your gun that would be kind of interesting.

 

[Hondo44]

I was very happy with my 32 Mag single sixes and my reloads by the time the 327 single seven came out. And I'm a traditionalist so the non-fluted cyl, funky sights or the stainless steel didn't turn my head, so never got one.

But I have converted an OM single six to the center fire 327 using a six shot 32 Mag cyl bored to 327 length and I like that!

 

[Hondo44]

The next time you shoot them, try to notice it a bit more if they are decently accurate. I had always heard that they weren't. That would be interesting to check out, I would think. Again, all guns can be a little different, but if they are accurate in your gun that would be kind of interesting.

They are accurate enough in my Rugers.

 

[Star43]

They are accurate enough in my Rugers.

Hi Hondo......I see my question but I thought when I wrote it, it was for a guy who was shooting 32 ACP in his 32 Mag revolver ?? That is how I remember it......so are you saying you shoot 32 ACP in your guns & they are accurate? I had always heard the 32ACP would shoot, but you get a lot of flyers ?? Are we talking about the same thing ?? Thanks......

 

[Hondo44]

Sorry I misunderstood, but yes I have used 32 ACP just to determine how they would function in my guns. I don't remember any negatives or flyers. I have no need to use them on a regular basis but wanted to try them so I could form an opinion before recommending them.