I've been interested in the 327 Mag cartridge since it came out and I wish I picked up one of the Blackhawk's when they were for sale a few years ago. I was glad to see the Single 7 come out but I don't believe it's for me since the cylinder length is only 1.45" per Jeff Quinn's write-up in Gun Blast. I like to shoot the RCBS 32-098-SWC in my 32 H&R Single Six but I believe the COAL will be too long if crimped in the crimp groove of the Single 7 unless you crimp over the front driving band. The reason I say this is because the COAL of the 32 H&R Mag when loaded with this boolit is 1.420", and since the 327 case is 0.125" longer than the 32 H&R, the resulting 327 COAL will be 1.545". My thinking is if you crimped this boolit over the front driving band you essentially have a 32 H&R since you have about the same 32 H&R case capacity.The 327 Blackhawk's cylinder was much longer and it would've worked fine. Has anyone successfully used the 32-098-SWC in the new Single 7? If not, are there any shorter boolits that work well? I'm going to keep on the lookout for the 327 Blackhawk but so far when I've found them they've been a bit pricey.
Gene