Wishing Again!

[RUFFBIRD]

Hi folks!

Sitting here tonight fondling my new 77/357 & wishing Ruger would make it in the sweet .32 H&R or 327 cartridge. I believe these 5-1/2 lb rifles & pistol cartridges are the cats meow, so to speak. Also the detachable magazine is fast to load/unload.

I have a Marlin 1894 lever action rifle in .32 H&R mag, but find it very heavy for this chambering, & is slow to load/unload.

I did let Ruger's CEO know on thier website,...hopefully they might consider this cartridge in the model 77

What do you think about such a rifle? I know the .32 is not for everyone, but for us fans of these little cartridges, it would make for a light, short, easy to carry, fun rifle!

I'm sure wishing,....thanks for listening!

 

[dfletcher]

I have the Marlin 1894 in 32 H & R - the heavy doesn't bug me all that much but the cartridge doesn't seem to have too much zip to it. I like the 32 caliber and think a 327 would be a great addition to the 77 line. Thing is, the reason for having a 327 in handgun chambering is (I think) lower recoil, I don't think that carries over to a long gun. But I'd like to see it.

 

[VA Shooter]

I would get one in 327/32mag for sure

 

[RUFFBIRD]

Being short, light-weight & in a reloadable cartridge would make for a sweet small game/plinking rifle. I like the fact that with my .77/357 it is very pleasant to use with very little recoil, & the .32 would be the same.

I sure wish ruger would make a 77/.32 pistol cartridge rifle soon, I would be tickled pink..... 8)

 

[Jimbo357mag]

It is obvious that Ruger listens to it's customers and makes guns that they request. New Vaqueros, 44 specials, GSR, SR223, 327 Blackhawk, SR1911, etc. etc.

 

[RUFFBIRD]

Heck, They could even label it the "R77/32"....

The "R" could stand for Ruffbird! :lol: :lol:

I know,....but I can dream & wish all at the same time..... :roll: