Doubletap makes 60gr lead free .327 ammo. That might be ideal from an LCR.

It makes sense due to availability, cost, and simplifying the number of calibers to keep up with.

“You do realize you just made the case for a 9mm (or even a .380) revolver, don’t you?”

That’s why I whipped out the wallet when I saw a used LCR in 9 at Vance’s a few years ago. Then, I stumbled across a Crimson Trace laser grip for it, for pennies on the dollar in the Bargain Cave at Cabela’s. The stars aligned for that deal. No regrets.

Yeah now is more full size to Glock 40 sized carry up my way (and apparently yours in a week or so) but for trips south and summer pocket revolver (sp101) or frankensig is more common.

At the time yes, yes I did. I still will say it is a suboptimal setup for any number of reasons but there was a niche. With our current ammo background check/registry the argument switched more towards reloading where 38 comes way ahead of 9 but NY is a retarded place for laws in general let alone gun laws.

Let us know how the felt recoil compares to other things in your collection if you do. I am curious if that particular option will have similar issues to the air weight 38s or if the lighter bullet will be noticably more comfortable even with the pressure increase like with 357 Sig vs 40sw

I’m considering adding a 6-shot Ruger LCR in .327 magnum to my EDC…

“This makes no sense to me, the .380 is minimal carry caliber, it is available in many pistols.”

It makes sense if someone already carries a .380 for EDC, I suppose, ammo ain’t cheap to stockpile…

Rodney L (just below) put a smile on my face with his response… 😉