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<blockquote data-quote="Schlafftablett" data-source="post: 3660089" data-attributes="member: 47874"><p>I’ve been bugging everyone I know or have met at Marlin and later Remington about this since the .327 came out. The best answer I got was from the then VP of marketing who, when I asked about a .32H&R or .327, said “there would be a lot of r&d that would need to go into that caliber.” I said “not really, you’ve already made one”. He had no idea it ever existed until I showed him one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Schlafftablett, post: 3660089, member: 47874"] I’ve been bugging everyone I know or have met at Marlin and later Remington about this since the .327 came out. The best answer I got was from the then VP of marketing who, when I asked about a .32H&R or .327, said “there would be a lot of r&d that would need to go into that caliber.” I said “not really, you’ve already made one”. He had no idea it ever existed until I showed him one. [/QUOTE]
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