Well, you may be a man. You may be a leprechaun. Only one thing’s for sure… you’re in the wrong basement.
Same here. The sights are another point of improvement. I bought one of those Big Dot J-frame sights that have you grinding the front sight to a little nub in order to glue the new sight on. I probably won't install it now that I have the LCR. Shame they're so homely though.
Chris
Yup. I have avoided the siren song of the 327, but I have a beautiful brass MP Moulds 32cal mould that drops 120gr FP solids and 115gr HPs. I bought it for my 32SWL and 32-20, but it's perfect for 327 (which didn't exist when I bought the mould). A 3" 327 with those bullet loaded to 327 specs and a pocket-full of lite 32SWL loads would be a good "kit" gun load-out for camping/hunting and could pull double duty as a CCW gun in town.
I hope I didn't just talk myself into another LCR should they become available in the 3" DAO 327 you describe.
Chris
I don't know if they'll ever make it though; 3 inch snubbies are already a pretty niche item, and 3 inch DAO snubbies are so niche as to almost not exist as a factory option. Add the extra weirdness of a .32 to that...and I won't hold my breath about that ever happening. But a boy can hope. The 2 inch LCR in .327 is pretty tempting, but I've managed to resist. They do make a 3 inch SP101 in .327, but it has fixed sights.
Y'all need Jesus.
LCRs look like the southbound end of a northbound bulldog on day three of a weeklong chili cleanse.
Sure, J-frames have heavier triggers as a general rule, and, sure, the best you can do without machining the sights off is paint them. But, they're svelte and they have seemingly-infinite grip options.
Have you seen an LCR? Woof.
Yeah, it has a great trigger, but at what cost? Dignity?
Last edited by JRV; 10-09-2019 at 05:13 AM.
Well, you may be a man. You may be a leprechaun. Only one thing’s for sure… you’re in the wrong basement.