3 Inch Airweight .327 Magnum

[.455Eley]

I'd like to see a .327 Magnum Airweight with a 3 inch barrel. Well, any j frame with a 3 inch barrel again actually. Sans lock, of course, although it wouldn't stop me from buying it. And in blue with walnut grips, not stainless.

 

[ddixie884]

+1..............................

 

[MOONDAWG]

Make one in stainless steel and I'm in...

 

[smitholdtimer]

327 Magnum

Yes, please count me in, this cartridge seems well suited for many uses and I hope S&W rethinks its stance on building something to use it in. My choice would be along the same lines as the M-631, a 2" fixed sight snub and a 3" instead of 4" adjustable sighted version. Ideal, then add the K-32 in 327 Mag. Would be impossible to keep them in stock!
I am aware that S&W made a M-632 but it was discontinued before it was dry behind the ears, there is way too much potential in this caliber to let it die on the vine! Also another attractive point to the .327 Magnum is that you can shoot the .32 H&R Mag, the .32 S&W Long all from the same cylinder, this in itself is a major plus, how about it S&W?

 

[Tonyman]

327 Fed/Mag

I'm So On To This Band Wagon 3" 7shot Hi Viz Blue/Black or S.S. With Wood Grips K or L Frame I Like A Full Grip ! Come On Smith/Wesson Get With It !

 

[Combat_Diver]

I'll buy one in either 3" or 4" for a trail gun. Add that you can also fire .32 ACP in it since the case is semi rimmed.

CD

 

[Brian in Oregon]

I'd like to get the wife an exposed hammer stainless 3" J frame .327 as a companion to her Model 63. She'd do better with a stainless frame, but a lightweight frame would work too.

 

[CATI1835]

I want one, but in a 2" barrel, 6 round, J frame. I would pre-order one today if it were to happen. Don't say it can't happen. Ruger just introduced the LCR in that configuration. I should also note that Ruger does not put locks on their revolvers. How interesting is that?