While it's much to the benefit of the firearms industry to keep coming out with new calibers as a way of encouraging people to buy new products, a half dozen or so each of pistol and rifle calibers still account for the vast majority of shells sold, and I agree with your salesman--if you're looking for a "user", get something tried and true rather than attempting to get the "latest and greatest" that very possibly won't be there 5 years from now. The .38 will be around as long as pistols are, whereas the .327 may or may not, and the .38 can be handloaded to everything from "catch it with your bare hands" to nearly .357 specs if recoil is an issue. Repay your sales guy's honesty by ordering the gun you want from him and you'll have an excellent shooter with few worries about the ammo going obsolete.
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