Myself and a buddy of mine are in an argument over small caliber loads in a Blackhawk. Specifically the .30 Carbine vs the new .327 Federal Magnum. The .30 isn't the new and shiny any more and has never had a wide bullet selection but is listed from an unknown barrel length in a handgun as 110 Grain bullet moving 1850 FPS vs .327 115 Grain at 1301 FPS. From the big uptick in numbers there alone it would seem the .30 Carbine would be screaming better. So what are some real world values or experiences that would prove this point or otherwise? Or would this make a good feral hog dispatch. I'm not talking Russian Boar Hogzilla's here, just the average squealer trotting through the woods that would cook up good in a pot. These aren't the kind of hog that you need to tote a .44 anything to knock down.
Thoughts? Opinions? Remarks? Blood curdling screams?
Thoughts? Opinions? Remarks? Blood curdling screams?