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Ruger SP101, and rechambered NEF both in 327 Federal. Doug
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That's a neat set-up. I'd love to see the performance on medium game and accuracy at 100 yards out of the rifle.
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That is a nice pair. Is that the original barrel on the rifle?
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Very nice combo. Interested to see what other guns will be chambered for this round....
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No it is not the original barrel, it started life as a SMLE 303 Brit, and was stubbed on the donor barrel. I have not had the chance to chrono the load yet but it shoots the 113gr fngc very well on top of LilGun. Doug
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canonsix wrote:No it is not the original barrel, it started life as a SMLE 303 Brit, and was stubbed on the donor barrel. I have not had the chance to chrono the load yet but it shoots the 113gr fngc very well on top of LilGun. Doug
How do you 'stub on a donor barrel?' Is it easier/cheaper than getting a barrel re-bored or re-chambered?
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Doc,
They basically cut off the donor barrel just in front of the lug then bore it out and thread the inside to accept the new barrel. There are several variations on the process.

Here is one smith that does the work. I have never had this smith do work for me. I have only looked over his sight a few times. He has a forum of his own to cover some of the questions that come up about this.

http://www.chasemountaincustom.com/default.html
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It would be interesting to see what the rifle does, ballistically speaking.
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That's cool. I'm really facinated by this little round.

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David White does barrel stubbing, too.

Awaiting a range report with that barrel (and with .32 S&W, .32 S&W Long and .32 H&R ammo through it). :wink:
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Cool combo!!! 8)
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I am waiting for some range time myself, it snowed 6inches last night and more is expected tomorrow, I love spring in the rockies. :roll: Doug
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canonsix wrote:Ruger SP101, and rechambered NEF both in 327 Federal. Doug
How's the SP101 in .327 working for you? The rechambered NEF sounds cool. Almost bought a NEF in .223 the other day... Am rather interested in hearing out the .327 Federal. It's interested me since I first heared about it.

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Very nice and it woudl seem a very practical combo very versatile
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I'm interested in the .327 also. I think it'd make a good CC caliber for my wife. Heck, maybe for me too. :)
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SmokeEater2 wrote:I'm interested in the .327 also. I think it'd make a good CC caliber for my wife. Heck, maybe for me too. :)
I also want a .327 Mag for CCW... A matching lever gun would be nice too. ;)

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As for the 327 in a levergun, I contacted my gunsmith and he indicated a Marlin 1894 in 32 H&R would be an easy rechamber.Now I just have to find to find one, that is not made of GOLD :shock: .
The Ruger SP101 is working out fine. I was looking for a perfromance level ,ie; 115gr @ 1300fps.So it looked like I was looking for a 9mm, which in a revolver is rare and expensive.So when the 327 came out I was in hogs heaven. Doug
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Oh yeah!!!
Very nice.
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