Chuck 100 yd
Hunter
I have never been impressed with the .32. It should have been a 5 shot .38 or
9MM.
9MM.
WIL TERRY said:I shot the 'ell out of a 5 1/2" version last week. Sighted it in at 50 meters and hit everything in sight. Nice little sevengun if I do say so myself. I already have 32's in 3", 4", 5 1/2", 6", and 6 1/2". This new version will be a 7 1/2", thank you very much.
It stands to reason that the more folks buy brass, the more brass will be available. If everybody is afraid of nothing being able to get brass and therefore doesn't buy guns and brass, there won't be any. That said, I just ordered Starline brass from Graf's. No big deal.Varminterror said:...or if brass was more readily available and more suitable bullets for the 32 were easier to find, then maybe I'd still own a safe full of 32's, but such ain't the case....
96/44 said:I'd buy one, but I expect we are the minority. I just can't believe Ruger would redesign the SS to handle a cartridge that basically flopped in the three other guns they offered it in. The .327 made perfect sense in the SP101 and similar platforms for the extra round for defense, but it's too big for small game, and too small for big game. Not sure what role a .327 Single Six would serve, but it would be a blast to shoot.
CraigC said:Single Six, 7-shot .327Fed.