Ruger LCR in .327 Fed Mag
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Re: Ruger LCR in .327 Fed Mag
No point dreaming of something you can't own.
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Re: Ruger LCR in .327 Fed Mag
hate the look of a hammerless revolver.....not very impressive
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Re: Ruger LCR in .327 Fed Mag
An advantage is that it can chamber and fire .32 S&W Short and >32 S&W Long revolver cartridges. This is useful in the Indian context where .327 Federal Magnum ammunition is not likely to be available.
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Re: Ruger LCR in .327 Fed Mag
I've shot one of those in 38 special and it is actually not a bad little handgun.
The trigger is smooth and slick and the pistol itself is light to carry and pleasant to shoot.
Another advantage of a hammerless pistol is that it can allow you fire multiple shots from within clothing without snagging on anything:
Using a handgun from within the pocket.
The trigger is smooth and slick and the pistol itself is light to carry and pleasant to shoot.
Another advantage of a hammerless pistol is that it can allow you fire multiple shots from within clothing without snagging on anything:
Using a handgun from within the pocket.
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