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  • AdamsQuailHunter

    Yes - basically what Erik said when I told him what I wanted done - Several 'shooting-buddies' have tried to 'horns-snoggle' me out of it - I told them - buy one for yourself and have Erick send the cylinder off for conversion.

    Best Regards - AQH

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  • savage170

    I think I would have went the route of buying a Ruger SP 101 for about 800.00 if I wanted to shoot 327 Federal not many of those model 16's out there

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  • mac10

    32 h&r is so yesterday go for it😈😱😭

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    should be plenty for whitetail,,

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  • dreher

    I did the same thing with a Ruger Blackhawk 32-20/32 H+R convertible. Sent the 32 H+R cylinder to Hamilton Bowen to be reamed out to the 327 Federal Mag. It's great to be able to fire 5 different 32s from one revolver and I really enjoy it.

    What surprised me was that I called four different pretty well known Smiths with four different replies. One wouldn't do it. One wanted the revolver shipped with the cylinder. One was WAY high on price, as in more than double what Hamilton Bowen charged and Bowen only asked me to ship the cylinder. Hamilton Bowen was the easy choice.

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  • Mr. Perfect

    I wish I would have asked! I definitely wanted to know.


    Very nice, AQH!

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  • AdamsQuailHunter

    Outside of the Ruger Super Single Six (un-molested by Ruger thank you) others don't fit or feel right in my hand. The .327 Federal chambered Rugers I have seen on GB-Auction side are at or over $1K when all is said and done. Far - Far - less expensive to have the Smith & Wesson cylinder rechambered and reblued. Best Regards - AQH

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  • dpmule

    But but, what about moon clips?


    Mule

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  • diver-rig

    Congrats!


    Hope it turns out better than expected.

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