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  • RevolverGuy

    Active Member
    Aug 8, 2013
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    Interesting I’m gonna do some research on that you just might of lit my revolver desire again.

    I’ve heard it said the later Smith 625s require clips.

    My 625-8 PC has more headspace than my old 25-2, but still shoots fine without moons, as has every Smith .45 ACP revolver I’ve ever owned.
     

    RevolverGuy

    Active Member
    Aug 8, 2013
    383
    76
    Interesting I’m gonna do some research on that you just might of lit my revolver desire again.

    I’ve heard it said the later Smith 625s require clips.

    My 625-8 PC has more headspace than my old 25-2, but still shoots fine without moons, as has every Smith .45 ACP revolver I’ve ever owned.
     

    Txdweeb

    Active Member
    Sep 23, 2022
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    76
    Temple, Tx
    I’ve heard it said the later Smith 625s require clips.

    My 625-8 PC has more headspace than my old 25-2, but still shoots fine without moons, as has every Smith .45 ACP revolver I’ve ever owned.
    Interesting, well after some looking around I’ve decided to get a 4in 357 I’m looking for a deal on a 686, model 19, or gp100 just something good all around use.
     

    Ozzman

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    Aug 17, 2015
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    El Paso, Texas
    My vote is NO also.

    Sounds like fun for plinking, but it is just that and nothing more...
    It will probably be shot once or twice every 5-years and will sit and lose value in the safe.

    Also, I personally don't see a viable niche for a firearm like that. IMO, not a good carry gun because there are so many others out there that are better candidates, and a poor choice for home defense.

    It's better than a big rock, but my vote is to save your money and get something more practical/useful.
     

    PinnedandRecessed

    Allegedly
    Feb 11, 2019
    2,915
    96
    Hays County
    My vote is NO also.

    Sounds like fun for plinking, but it is just that and nothing more...
    It will probably be shot once or twice every 5-years and will sit and lose value in the safe.

    Also, I personally don't see a viable niche for a firearm like that. IMO, not a good carry gun because there are so many others out there that are better candidates, and a poor choice for home defense.

    It's better than a big rock, but my vote is to save your money and get something more practical/useful.
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    tonelar

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    Lifetime Member
    Aug 9, 2009
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    96
    El Paso
    I’d buy one (to accompany my J frame SW)… they’re easier to feed good defensive rounds.
     

    Skeeter64

    New Member
    TGT Supporter
    Jun 22, 2023
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    Red Oak
    Love me some 9mm revolvers. Have convertible Rugers and enjoy the crap out of 'em.

    Carry the 9mm Speed Six on the ranch for daytime/trail work. carry the 10mm GP 100 to hunt.
    How do you like your convertible Rugers? I have a Cimarron Pistolero made by Pietta, but I think I want a Blackhawk.357/9mm.
     
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