Lcr 327

[VA Shooter]

Ruger just announced they are coming out with a LCR in 327 fed mag gonna have to get me one.

[dragon813gt]

I love this round and love that Ruger is chambering it in a bunch of different handguns. The more they sell the greater the chance someone will chamber it in a lever action. But this one has no appeal to me. Barrel is to short but I'm not looking to start a ballistics debate. I think it's a great round, just not in a LCR.

[Outpost75]

I would really like to see the .327 in an SP101 with 3" or 4" barrel. T think they would sell well.

[Jupiter7]

I would really like to see the .327 in an SP101 with 3" or 4" barrel. T think they would sell well.
Done.
http://www.ruger.com/news/2015-03-30.html

[dragon813gt]

I would really like to see the .327 in an SP101 with 3" or 4" barrel. T think they would sell well.

There is a 4.2" version that resides in my safe. The trigger is god awful. And the finishing job is very poor. But I still like shooting it :)

Only pic I could find of it.
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa39/dragon813gt/Firearms/D4F43441-1812-4E48-8FA5-43C12B62FD64.jpg (http://s198.photobucket.com/user/dragon813gt/media/Firearms/D4F43441-1812-4E48-8FA5-43C12B62FD64.jpg.html)

[dilly]

Outpost75, did you mean an LCR?

That's what I want.

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2014/11/24/ruger-lcrx-3-barrel/

With the hammer, with 3 inch barrel, without the weight.

If everything that wasn't plastic or aluminum was stainless, I could use it as my river gun (I do a lot of kayaking).

The one in Jupiter7's post is the one I have.

[9.3X62AL]

This one might finally get folding money out of me, and prompt a brass purchase. I'm otherwise tooled up for 32 revolvers already. I'm not sure how long I could live with that Raybar front sight, though......about 15 minutes is my current estimate. It looks to be lodged with a 3/8" dovetail, a condition that makes replacement uncomplicated. These orange bar sight things are the Poly-Choke of the 21st Century in my eyes.

I'm turning into my grandfather.......whatta curmudgeon.

[revolvergeek]

It will be awesome as lightweight low maintainance .32 mag pocket snubby!!

[snglstack]

I sure like my Single Seven. Seems to me there was a 101 in .327 in the cabinet when I got mine. Been smacking steel at 300 yards with it, regular. Can't wait to shoot up al this factory stuff so I can start loading it.

[prsman23]

I love this round and love that Ruger is chambering it in a bunch of different handguns. The more they sell the greater the chance someone will chamber it in a lever action. But this one has no appeal to me. Barrel is to short but I'm not looking to start a ballistics debate. I think it's a great round, just not in a LCR.

Same with a 357, but just like a 357 just because it can shoot it doesn't mean it has to. Have other good options too :-)
32h&r etc

[Mytmousemalibu]

If they release a .327 in the LCRx, i'll be all over that like a bin ladin crane on a holy mosque!

[VA Shooter]

I would like a lever action also

[Maximumbob54]

I think I need that longer barrel SP101 in .327 and don't know why I didn't see that one when it was released... I could see doing the LCR in .327 too though. Let Rossi fart out a R92 carbine in .327 and the circle would be complete.

[Bonz]

love my Ruger LCR 357 because of its smaller size and lighter weight. I special load .357's with a tad over 38 +p power when I carry it =but= it can also shoot full power 357 magnum rounds

[dilly]

I went ahead and did that message the CEO thing on the Ruger website and told them to make it in LCR-X 3 inch hammered version with adjustable sights.

A guy can dream, can't he?

[JPinMI]

There is a 4.2" version that resides in my safe. The trigger is god awful. And the finishing job is very poor. But I still like shooting it :)

Only pic I could find of it.
http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa39/dragon813gt/Firearms/D4F43441-1812-4E48-8FA5-43C12B62FD64.jpg (http://s198.photobucket.com/user/dragon813gt/media/Firearms/D4F43441-1812-4E48-8FA5-43C12B62FD64.jpg.html)


I picked up the SP101 4" as well. I agree with your comment on the trigger, I wish Ruger could make it as nice as the LCR. As far as finish, the one on the shelf at my LGS had a rough spot on it so I had them order another one in. This one is perfect, I couldn't be happier. Now I need time in the shop to put my new Accurate mold to work and wring this beautiful revolver out.
Thank you Ruger for keeping 327 Fed alive!

[Fergie]

There is a 4.2" version that resides in my safe. The trigger is god awful. And the finishing job is very poor. But I still like shooting it :)

Ain't that the truth! The trigger is horrible out of the box. I'm going to polish things up a bit on mine this winter.

After shooting an LCR in .357/.38, I'm not terribly impressed with the platform, so I doubt I'll pick one of these up, but who knows.

Considering that I just bought a BH in .327 for dirt cheap, I'm good on my .327s for a bit....or so I say.

[TheGrimReaper]

I am VERY excited about this!!!

[FergusonTO35]

I hope that Ruger or somebody comes out with some better grips for it. The nearly complete lack of grip choices has kept me from buying an LCR.

[hendere]

I've said to myself for a while now that I'd buy a J-frame sized double action only 327 if it were a six shot. Ruger is handing me exactly what I wanted but threw me a curve with the LCR. I'm pretty old school but I don't read anything bad about them. Just to be contrary I'd put wood grips on it.

All that said, how does the 327 do in a short barrel? I've been messing with it quite a bit in a 5-1/2" single action but would guess a 2" would be a whole different ballgame.

[JHeath]

I've said to myself for a while now that I'd buy a J-frame sized double action only 327 if it were a six shot. Ruger is handing me exactly what I wanted but threw me a curve with the LCR. I'm pretty old school but I don't read anything bad about them. Just to be contrary I'd put wood grips on it.

All that said, how does the 327 do in a short barrel? I've been messing with it quite a bit in a 5-1/2" single action but would guess a 2" would be a whole different ballgame.

Would be pretty much like a two inch .30 carbine, no? They should port it just to enhance the sonic experience for the guy who hip fires it.