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Where are all the 45 Colt 625s?
I'd love a 45 Colt 625 but I'll be danged if I can find one. Where are they all hiding? There is NO PROBLEM finding a 45 acp version. But why someone would want a 45 acp caliber revolver over the amazing 45 Colt is beyond me.
Hope I can find one
I FOUND ONE!
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Where are all the 45 Colt 625s?
Your reasoning for wanting one is the reason they're not for sale. Everybody that buys one keeps it. I may have a few stashed away, and I'm sorry they're not for sale.
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Are you talking about this thing that says Mountain Gun on it?
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Your reasoning for wanting one is the reason they're not for sale. Everybody that buys one keeps it.
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What he said.
I had a spare -6 and -7 Mtn. gun that went to some local buds and neither one are now for sale. They love them.
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Are you talking about this thing that says Mountain Gun on it?
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BTW, nice -6. That is a -6 isn't it?
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Careful, now you will have everyone looking for one
This is also on my radar list, it will go nicely with my 625 Model of 1989 45acp!
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Careful, now you will have everyone looking for one
This is also on my radar list, it will go nicely with my 625 Model of 1989 45acp!
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I'm not looking for one.
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I gave up looking so...
I purchased a 625 in 45ACP with a 5"bbl and a SS 44 mag cylinder from Brownells and shipped the lot to Andy Horvath at
Diagonal Road Gunshop in LaGrange Ohio and 6 months later...
I have a 625 in 45 long colt!
Highly recommended!
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I recently found my second 625-9 mountain gun.So they are out there.And no mine are not for sale.Good luck on the search.
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I purchased a 625 in 45ACP with a 5"bbl and a SS 44 mag cylinder from Brownells and shipped the lot to Andy Horvath at
Diagonal Road Gunshop in LaGrange Ohio and 6 months later...
I have a 625 in 45 long colt!
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Hmmmmmmmmmm
A convertible 625...Interesting idea!!!! What's the price to have the chambers hogged out?
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Your reasoning for wanting one is the reason they're not for sale. Everybody that buys one keeps it. I may have a few stashed away, and I'm sorry they're not for sale.
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When these first came out in 1997, my LGS had serial number CLT0003 in the case.
I bought it right away and we made the call to get serial number CLT0045. I like serial numbers
I have since traded away #3, but I still shoot CLT0045 I know, I will re-shoot the picture after I am settled in the new house
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You might check gunwatcher dot com to see if any are listed for sale. I really like the site for checking gun pricing and availability. I don't always find the gun I am looking for but more often I do.
I just checked there for a 625 mountain gun and found 5 guns that had sold. Range pricing from $900 to $1900. None listed for sale right now. Perhaps you could try another model 625 to check. I tried just S&W 625 and nothing came up under that description.
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I did that with a 625 snub. I had a 44 mag cylinder and had John Gallagher ream it to 45LC & shorten the 625 forcing cone. It shoot great & looks great.
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625 gone
I watched a 625 sell last night for $852.00 on GB.
45 Colt Mt gun.
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I watched a 625 sell last night for $852.00 on GB.
45 Colt Mt gun.
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3" full lug
Now a Lew Horton 625-7, 3" full lug, dymondwood handles in a Vega pancake holster sounds like a great carry/ woods/ self defense package. Oh that's right, I got one!
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I too have a Model 625-9 "Mountain Gun" in .45 Colt. Like so many others, mine's not for sale. It is a very enjoyable revolver to shoot. I have been reloading .45 Colts for years since I'm into Cowboy Action Shooting and all my cowboy main match pistols and rifle are in .45 Colt.
What's not to like about a .45 Colt?
S&W Model 625-9 "Mountain Gun" in .45 Colt.
With Altamont redwood grips
Thanks for looking at my "Mountain Gun."
God bless,
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The 625 45acp pre lock are very scarce. All the doomsday preppers have them to go with their 1911s
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I purchased a 625 in 45ACP with a 5"bbl and a SS 44 mag cylinder from Brownells and shipped the lot to Andy Horvath at
Diagonal Road Gunshop in LaGrange Ohio and 6 months later...
I have a 625 in 45 long colt!
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Pictures, or it didn't happen!
Can you still use 45ACP with moon clips with that modification?
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Man you guys sure are making me jealous
I need one in my life.
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I'd love a 45 Colt 625 but I'll be danged if I can find one. Where are they all hiding? There is NO PROBLEM finding a 45 acp version. But why someone would want a 45 acp caliber revolver over the amazing 45 Colt is beyond me.
Hope I can find one
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While I admit I certainly love the .45LC cartridge... The reason I wanted the .45acp version was several fold. I'm heavily invested in .45ACP. 2nd, because Moon Clips are just damned awesome at making refills just as fast as a semi-auto for me. Lastly because I can and regularly do shoot .45acp, .45Auto-Rim, and .45Super hard cast loads from ccw to woods carry. If I ever feel the need for something that hits harder than a 255 grain hard cast pill @ 1100fps I can always send it to Clark Customs; and have them machine the cylinder out for the .460 Rowland for $100... Then I could all the aforementioned loads. Truth be told... I would like to have a 625 in L.C. as well OP to go with my .45acp version. The 625 is my favorite revolver and I've become a wheel gun nut in the last few years. I ccw my beloved "N" frame quite well might I add. Good luck on your hunt. I've had good luck with somewhat hard to find firearms with GB and more recently with theoutdoorstrader.com. Be sure and post pics when you get your .45LC!
Below: Pics of my 625. Sure makes for a great woods companion with these loads! 45 SUPER OUTDOORSMAN Pistol & Handgun Ammunition
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Is this what you're looking for?
Here's my 625-6, I picked it up at a recent gun show. The seller claimed it was NIB, but I am not 100% sure - no discernible turn line - before I started dry firing it. . I passed on one a few years ago and immediately regretted it. I just dressed her up with new Ahrends grips and an old style thumb latch. I won't be parting with it any time soon.
FWIW, a couple months ago I picked up 25-13 Mountain Gun, but since it had the lock and the bluing is solvent sensitive, I flipped it soon after(with factory Ahrends grips, not those shown).
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I saw a blued 45 today at a local gun store. Don't remember the dash number, someone else on here will know. It was the "Horse Thief" gun from when they did the one a month revolvers for a year. I think they were asking $1200 for it. But never came across a 625 so far.
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I had a 625 MG once but decided to keep my 629 MG instead. In hindsight I would have kept both. Did the same with a 686 MG and am kicking myself today. My sad loss.
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Gosh, I love this forum. I learn so much and love to see what everyone else is craving! This may be slightly off topic, but quite frankly, I believe that if you want a major caliber double action Smith or Colt or whatever, you get a .41 mag or .44 mag. If you want a .45 Colt you go with a single action, like a Ruger or Freedom Arms or Taylor Arms, etc. There is so much ballistic overlap that if we wanted to throw tradition to the wind we could just put every required caliber into a Glock if we had to (yuck)!
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It's one of my favorites.
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Now a Lew Horton 625-7, 3" full lug, dymondwood handles in a Vega pancake holster sounds like a great carry/ woods/ self defense package. Oh that's right, I got one!
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I also have a 625-7 3" that I carry. Pictured below is the 625-7 by itself. The next one is a pic of the 625-7 in a belt slide holster flanked by two other 3" in .44 Special and .41 Magnum.
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It must be a plot to keep the 625s in .45 Colt all to ourselves!!! Mwahahaha
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If I were headed in that direction, I would be tempted to buy a Model 460.
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Here is my M625-9, purchased new in 2006. It came with rubber grips, but I replaced them with Eagle rosewood (non-medallion). I have never fired a single factory-made cartridge in it...
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Here is one I built, when I couldn't find one. Got a L.C. cylinder off Ebay then fitted it my self http://smith-wessonforum.com/members...-fantastic.jpg
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My solution was similar to Drgbike's. I used 2 629-1 guns to get mine. Bought a 4" and a 5" 45 acp barrels and reamed the 44 mag cylinders to 45 colt. Fit the barrels, which must have the barrel extension trimmed to clearance the longer 44 mag cylinders (same length as factory 45 colt cylinders). Also have to recut the forcing cone. On the 4" gun I cut the back of the cylinder for moon clips and it fires colts, acps and 45 win mags. The barrels I got only say 45 caliber anyway. I picked up one of the 629-1s for $500 and the other for $550. Barrels were around a $100 each and I already owned the reamer which is about $125 new, but you can rent one for $35 from 45 Colt (Long Colt) - 4D Reamer Rentals
Nope they are not collectable anymore, but they are very shootable.
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All these "dirty dogs" on here like to rub it in. I too have been on the look out for a 625 or model 25 in one sort or another in my local area. They just do not ever show up at any of the 6 lgs's I frequent. Even looked at the last gun show in my area. Not a single one there. Obviously plenty of them out there though!
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This one gets shot pretty regular, but it's more muzzle heavy than what you're looking for...
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Most are in holsters, where they belong. Sorry, could not resist.
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Model 625
I have mine and love it. The reason I purchased it was to have something different. It was my first revolver that uses moon clips. It is different than the 1911 ACP. My owning the 625 is not a commentary on the pistol. The 625 is just a different method of getting the job done. My first 1911 was a Colt Buttercup. Because it was built to tighter than normal tolerances and it burned target 180 grain semi wad cutters, it was not always reliable. The 625 has as yet, not ever failed to feed those rounds. I strongly suspect that it never will.
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I'd love a 45 Colt 625 but I'll be danged if I can find one. Where are they all hiding? There is NO PROBLEM finding a 45 acp version. But why someone would want a 45 acp caliber revolver over the amazing 45 Colt is beyond me.
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I told the OP to be patient. He didn't hafta wait long.
And a -6 MG with box to boot... plus factory (but not original) RB combats.
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Where are all the 45 Colt 625s?
I have two 25-5s in .45colt and a 625 in .45acp. The 625 is 5 inch and the others are 6 inch......now y'all have piqued my interest in a 625 in 45 colt.
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S&W Model 625 45 Colt
Here's mine. S&W Model 625-6 45 Colt
Mountain Gun, circa late '90s.
Sorry. No pretty pictures from me
I use mine.
250gr Lead Bullet tumble lubed Ben's LL
Alliant Red Dot powder (sometimes Unique,
Bullseye, American Select, Long Shot)
CCI/S&B LP primer
Brass; Win, Rem, CB, Starline
850 fps
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09-08-2017, 09:41 PM
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I saw a 625 45colt MG in a local pawn shop for $900 today. Search Armslist.com. Im probably going to trade my 325s to 625s I like them so much.
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09-08-2017, 09:46 PM
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Hey Stopsign... I've got some original S&W marked Hogue rubbers like came on that 625 that I'll swap ya for them old worn looking wooden ones... Heck, I'll even pay shipping both ways.
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