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Post by bigbores on Oct 27, 2014 17:48:39 GMT -5
Factory gun in or out of production?
What about a custom?...anyone have one?
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cable
.327 Meteor
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Post by cable on Oct 27, 2014 19:21:11 GMT -5
the scarce, out of production, marlin 94 in 32 H&R is easily converted to .327' a friend of mine told me he checked his and it would feed 327 with no modifications, and eject the cases. he obtained a reamer, reamed it and he now has a 327 lever gun. he did this several months ago and no problems at all.
i checked my marlin 94 32 H&R and it too feeds and ejects 327 with no problem, so he is going to loan me the reamer and i will do the same.
no need to re-mark the gun since it still works fine with the standard ammo.
of course, those little marlins are really scarce and now bring premium prices. glad a got mine a while back.
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Post by Encore64 on Oct 27, 2014 19:34:14 GMT -5
the scarce, out of production, marlin 94 in 32 H&R is easily converted to .327' a friend of mine told me he checked his and it would feed 327 with no modifications, and eject the cases. he obtained a reamer, reamed it and he now has a 327 lever gun. he did this several months ago and no problems at all. i checked my marlin 94 32 H&R and it too feeds and ejects 327 with no problem, so he is going to loan me the reamer and i will do the same. no need to re-mark the gun since it still works fine with the standard ammo. of course, those little marlins are really scarce and now bring premium prices. glad a got mine a while back. That should make a great little carry gun. I bought one of the 501 Octagon barreled Marlin 32-20 WCFs a few years back. Loaded with Starline Brass and Paco Kelly loads it's a better killer than it's small size indicates. The same should be true of the 327 Federal and it would be nice to see Marlin pick it up. I recently had a T/C Contender carbine 22" built for the 327 Federal and it handles anything from 32 ACP to 327 Mag due to it's single shot configuration. I begin testing different loads next week and looking forward to seeing what this little round will do out of the longer barrel. A friend and I worked out his 21" 30 Carbine T/C a few years back and I expect similar results from the 327 Fed. Lil Gun really shines with longer barrels and that's where I will start. Case life was indefinite with the 30 Carbine due to low pressure, while at the same time providing best ballistics. I will report findings here and hope others do as well. |
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Post by mohillbilly on Nov 2, 2014 18:28:29 GMT -5
Cable while your at it , take that ream to my .32 Cowboy too.
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