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Smith & Wesson 627 Reviews

Postby txbdyguard » Mon Oct 01, 2007 2:57 pm

Best revolver I have ever owned.



Lew Horton special



Un-fluted cylinder



5.5" barrel with underlug



6 shot
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Postby RAS-8533 » Sun Nov 25, 2007 5:14 pm

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Postby BudWoods » Sat Aug 07, 2010 10:48 am

What a nice machine this is! I have both the 6" & 5" editions - both were Performance Center jobs I got great deals on - 6" new, 5" used. These became my primary revolvers for pin shoots and other action shoots in the revolver category. I've always been dubious of using moon clips but haven't had a problem with them. Accurate, great triggers, strong [they haven't shot loose - ala the pre 1990 S&W's]. I just shoot 'em & clean 'em.
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Postby jimbabwe » Thu Oct 14, 2010 11:55 am

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Postby Firewire » Sun Jan 01, 2012 11:48 pm

I have the 2 5/8" barrel. Absolutely the best revolver I have owned. I can't believe the accuracy. Maybe it is due to the weight, but I always out shoot any of my semi-automatic pistols and is equal to my 1911 9mm Springfield Loaded. The 2 5/8" has been called the UDR "Ultimate Defense Revolver". I would recommend this with zero hesitations. I am not much of a revolver guy simply because of cleaning of all things, but this one is one to get and never let go of (specifically in the 2 5/8").
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