.327 federal mag brass

[yammerschooner]

Anyone know of a place that has it in stock?

Of those places that don't have it but are going to, does anyone know of a price cheaper than $18/100?

[Brass Nazi]

18 per hundred is not terrible for revolver brass as you will not lose it and it will last forever if you do not abuse it. No way I would pay that much for auto brass though.

[yammerschooner]

Nah, I wasn't complaining about the price. I just figured if I was going to wait I may as well figure out the cheapest place to wait for.

I'd gladly pay more for in-stock to keep from starting with the 32 brass I have laying around.

[craig110]

How is the .327? When it came out I read some glowing articles about the new caliber, but then haven't really heard much about it.

[yammerschooner]

Mine is still sitting at the FFL's until I get a chance to stop by.

[craig110]

Oh. Well, please do give us a report when you get its barrel warm. What attracted me to it was the extra round in the cylinder with the power of a .357 magnum. Sounds like a nice combination.

[BigSlick]

MidSouth has some due in any day, but it's $19/100

http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/department.asp?dept=RELOADING&dept2=PISTOL%20BRASS&dept3=327%20FED%20MAG

[yammerschooner]

Thanks Slick.