I understand the .32 H&R Magnum will chamber in the Nagant M1895. After reading up on the HOT new .327 Federal Magnum, I can't help but wonder about the possibilities of a seven shot pistol in that cartridge for around $60!
The Nagant works well with the .32 H&R Magnum." While the .32 H&R Magnum is a near equivalent to the .38 Special +P, the .327 Federal Magnum reaches the levels of the .357 Magnum, with velocities of up to 1400 fps (420 m/s) from the short-barreled Ruger SP-101. "--wikipedia ADD to that the gas seal of the Nagant and longer barbell and this round could make the Nagant M1895 surplus dry up overnight!
The 327 is longer than the 32 hr mag but a little shorter than the 7.62x38mmR so on paper it would work.Just wondering if anyone else thought of it?
I liked the write up on the new Ruger spo1 but $60 for a Nagant or $600 for the Ruger? You tell me if this doesn't sound fun!
http://www.shootingtimes.com/ammunition/st327_110707/
It has been asked but never answered here. I will search more elsewhere...
The Nagant works well with the .32 H&R Magnum." While the .32 H&R Magnum is a near equivalent to the .38 Special +P, the .327 Federal Magnum reaches the levels of the .357 Magnum, with velocities of up to 1400 fps (420 m/s) from the short-barreled Ruger SP-101. "--wikipedia ADD to that the gas seal of the Nagant and longer barbell and this round could make the Nagant M1895 surplus dry up overnight!
The 327 is longer than the 32 hr mag but a little shorter than the 7.62x38mmR so on paper it would work.Just wondering if anyone else thought of it?
I liked the write up on the new Ruger spo1 but $60 for a Nagant or $600 for the Ruger? You tell me if this doesn't sound fun!
http://www.shootingtimes.com/ammunition/st327_110707/
It has been asked but never answered here. I will search more elsewhere...