Recent content by Casual Smith Nut

Get it! Especially if you don’t have a model 10/m&p yet. If everything checks out as you say, it’s easily worth the asking $250… plus the shooting enjoyment of years following.

Bump still got the 45 thump.

What an honor to receive such a treasure. That speaks to a solid friendship and respect. Thanks for sharing.

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Very cool! How does it print for point of impact vs point of aim with the various cartridges? I like the abbreviated stocks.

I like the hogue wood monogrip without finger grooves on my 4 inch 625pc

You did good on that! Any decent N frame at $700 is a no brainer. I shoot a 625 PC with the shorter cylinder and mostly shoot 45 auto rim. For non-serious applications RIMZ makes easy to use moon clips which don’t require a tool to remove the spent cartridges from the clips.

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Easy working with Smith17. Great buyer. A+

I’ll also add, while not pretty, those hogue rubber grips would have been factory configuration for the 45 MG.

There’s not many 625 MGs in 45 acp out there, certainly less common than the 45 colt variant… unless they’re next on the Lipseys MG list, wouldn’t surprise me. Thus, 1,100 is VERY reasonable ask on that gun, even better with box and docs. As point of reference I had one of classifieds here that...

Dingbat… always wanted to say it. Mostly I’ve heard it used as an insult. “Ya dingbat!”

Yes!!! A current 32 cal stainless or blued K frame would be amazing! Don’t know that it would be a great seller though I love the 32 caliber family.

Also tried it on a 2nd model 44 HE approx 1940 production. No dice. It would fit inside but the hammer wouldn’t move all the way back to properly cycle the action.

I have a W-mainspring which originally came off a model 1955 Target 5 screw that someone converted to 45 Colt. I no longer have the 1955 Target but kept the W-mainspring as a curiosity. I remember at the time on that gun the W made the DA pull smooth but quite heavy whereas the standard leaf...