I paid $866 shipped for mine brand new from grabagun a few months ago but on GB they typically sell for around $1000+ new and aren't easy to find. In CA that's probably a good deal though but I don't know the market there. Either way it's a great gun, no issues at all with mine, mine came with the same grips as the new 686pc snub (which I just bought yesterday ). I don't carry it though but if I did it'd probably be on the hip as it isn't a small gun. Good luck, post pics when you get it.
Meeting a guy tomorrow to do a F2F purchase of a 627 Performance Center revolver.
This is the 2 5/8" version, 8 shot.
The first letters of the serial number are CYN, so I think it's fairly recent production.
ANIB with papers and original grips (Eagles I think).
I'd like a sanity check on the price of $900.
For you guys that have one, how do you like it?
Any of you guy's carry this big snubbie?
Dave
I love mine. Extremely accurate with and without a red dot. I carry it some but rather heavy. I'm a big guy and open carry is legal for me so I'm not too worried about printing. It is heavy though. I also have a 327 PC snubby that isn't near as nice to shoot but is much more comfortable carrying. I use a Lobo Leather IWB holster to carry either one. Wish the 327 shot like the 627 or the 627 carried like the 327. .... oh well. I should probably give up carrying the 627 but it is oh so nice.
I use the 5 Star speed loaders and loading blocks. Moon clips haven't been that great for me on the 8 rounders. I like moon clips for 625 .45 ACP (6 shot). The 8 shot moon clips seem a lot more fragile and seem to get bent up and ruined more frequently than the 6 shots.
I have 2 357s and 2 41 magnums that were bought 15 years ago when these first came out. Back then I paid between $700 and $775 for these 4 wheel guns. So I consider the asking price pretty good.
I have carried mine from time to time, but now that the Night Guards have come out, they are so much easier to carry for a long day