Big thanks to Gary Roberson, I've been looking for one of these for some time now, something about the ballistic's on the 327 said gotta have it. Lipsey's Stainless 7.50" Single Seven. My old Blackhawk 30 Carbine may get dethroned. Hornady has an 80 grain load for this that's got my attention.

That barrel looks looooooooooooong!!

I bet that will be a deadly son of a gun

I want one. Sexy looking beast.

Can’t speak to the .327 federal but a Ruger Blackhawk in .30 carbine is the loudest firearm I’ve ever come across

Haven't shot it yet but I suspect it's going to be right up there with the 30 Carbine. What's nice is you can shoot a wide variety of 32's, 32 S&W, 32 S&W Long, 32 H&R Magnum and the 327 Federal Magnum.

X2, I thought a 2” barrel 357 Mag was bad until I shot a 7.5” 30 Carbine.

They are Fire Breathers.

I like the 327 Federal round and some day might add it to the collection. Right now I am still happy with the Single 6 in 32 H&R.

Talking about the versatility of the 32 and all the different cartridges it can shoot, the 32ACP is a semi rimmed cartridge and I know the guy I bought the H&R from would sometimes shoot the ACP round in this revolver. Worked pretty good for another round when ammo was in short supply

THe 30 carbine is a loud round in a handgun for sure and shoot one of the utomags at night and seems fire comes fro about everywhere.

Once upon a time, I had an Automag III. I used to shoot it at dusk just to watch the two-foot fireball that came out of the muzzle.

Back in the late 80s or early 90s Davison’s had these that were convertible, they came with an extra .32-20 cylinder. Nice gun.

Nice round. I picked up an SP101 with the 4" barrel and have mostly shot 32 S&W in it. The full-bore 327 Mag loads have a little snap to them.