.327 Federal Magnum

[Jose]

The sailing point is that you can shoot .327 Federal with .357 Magnum power and recoil that's closer to .38 Special

Exactly! And that's why I was curious about it. Kinda reminds me of a .357 SIG which has been around longer. In either case, not being able to find affordable ammo locally (Walmart) is a fail for me.

[Bassics]

I think it would be an awesome lightweight levergun caliber. I'm not sure if it would work in a short action like a model 92 or require a 94-style action though.

I remember when there was a huge call for matched 32 H&R platforms for CAS, and now that they have been around they are still not too common nor are they cheap. Not sure what the deal is, maybe just because a niche market can't always support a mainstream breakaway.

[Roger]

I think it would be an awesome lightweight levergun caliber. I'm not sure if it would work in a short action like a model 92 or require a 94-style action though.

I remember when there was a huge call for matched 32 H&R platforms for CAS, and now that they have been around they are still not too common nor are they cheap. Not sure what the deal is, maybe just because a niche market can't always support a mainstream breakaway.

It will fit in pistol caliber lever carbines like Winchester's 1892 and Marlin's 1894. It probably not made due to lack of potential sales. The .32-20 WCF and the .32 H&R Mag haven't been big sellers when available. The new .327 hasn't been selling very well in handguns. All in all I don't think any .32 caliber has been a big seller in the last 50 years.

[Nash B.]

I would rather have an LCR in .327 Federal than .38 Special