Greetings,
I have 2 N frame 45 ACP revolvers, both of which have 4" barrels. If we're being honest, I only need one.
Smith and Wesson model 625 PC, $850.
Smith and Wesson model 325 PC Thunder Ranch, $950.
They are very similar, trigger over travel stops, gold bead front sights, chamfered charge holes, plus whatever bells and whistles come with the Performance Center revolvers.
45 ACP in a revolver is a beautiful thing. If you haven't tried one out, I highly recommend it.
The 325 is a scandium alloy frame with a steel cylinder and outer barrel all with the protective black coat. It has the insert barrel design. I am missing the light rail attachment. It comes with 15 moon clips and the Thunder Ranch canvas pistol case.
The 625 is all stainless with a smooth finish, not polished but definitely smooth. The length of the cylinder is shortened to make the trigger pull a bit easier as a standard feature for this model. This one comes with 5 moon clips and a plastic PC case. I did put some orange nail polish on the gold bead front sight. I'm not particularly fond of the gold bead, but I'm sure the nail polish can be easily removed.
Both are in great shape and both shoot excellent. I really only want to sell one, preferably the 325 so I can have the 625 to shoot in an IDPA match next month. If it comes to it, I'll sell either one or both for the right deals.
Face to face sale, preferably in the Lafayette area, but I get around.
Possible trades with cash one way or the other:
Nice SW revolvers
Mossberg 500/590/930, minimum 9 round capacity 12g
M1 carbine
A good bolt action 308, but I'll be picky about this one.
An AR-15 in 556/223, and I'll be picky about this one too.
Maybe a PCC
And whatever else. The worst I can do is say no.
Thanks,
Ryan
I have 2 N frame 45 ACP revolvers, both of which have 4" barrels. If we're being honest, I only need one.
Smith and Wesson model 625 PC, $850.
Smith and Wesson model 325 PC Thunder Ranch, $950.
They are very similar, trigger over travel stops, gold bead front sights, chamfered charge holes, plus whatever bells and whistles come with the Performance Center revolvers.
45 ACP in a revolver is a beautiful thing. If you haven't tried one out, I highly recommend it.
The 325 is a scandium alloy frame with a steel cylinder and outer barrel all with the protective black coat. It has the insert barrel design. I am missing the light rail attachment. It comes with 15 moon clips and the Thunder Ranch canvas pistol case.
The 625 is all stainless with a smooth finish, not polished but definitely smooth. The length of the cylinder is shortened to make the trigger pull a bit easier as a standard feature for this model. This one comes with 5 moon clips and a plastic PC case. I did put some orange nail polish on the gold bead front sight. I'm not particularly fond of the gold bead, but I'm sure the nail polish can be easily removed.
Both are in great shape and both shoot excellent. I really only want to sell one, preferably the 325 so I can have the 625 to shoot in an IDPA match next month. If it comes to it, I'll sell either one or both for the right deals.
Face to face sale, preferably in the Lafayette area, but I get around.
Possible trades with cash one way or the other:
Nice SW revolvers
Mossberg 500/590/930, minimum 9 round capacity 12g
M1 carbine
A good bolt action 308, but I'll be picky about this one.
An AR-15 in 556/223, and I'll be picky about this one too.
Maybe a PCC
And whatever else. The worst I can do is say no.
Thanks,
Ryan