Make: S&W Model 25 Classic
Caliber: 45 Colt
Location (city or county): Shipping from California
Price: $750 via USPS MO, shipping in included, all sales final
Will ship (Y/N): y; your FFL must be willing to accept shipment from an individual via shipmygun
Other info: I am the...
I have a 25-15 and it shot high too. 6-8 inches high at 50 ft using 250 gr LSWC, 8-8.5 gr Unique.
My understanding is this model is sighted at the factory using 185 gr bullets.
The only solution for me is to install (by myself) a Dawson front sight that is taller. The sight doesn't come...
Hello Guys,
I'm planning on sending my 1911 to Karl for a a Kart match barrel fitting. He said he can put this type of work through in a month in between his full builds.
1. Just would like to know your experiences with his current work. I noticed the boards have been quiet regarding his...
I have one if the newer classic ones too and the throats measured .453". Yes they will shoot high with 255 grain lead bullets. So I installed a taller front sight from egw. I had to drill the site base in order to install.
Hello Guys,
I have a current production Classic M27. I recently had to open up the side plate to replace the firing pin (that's another story) and noticed that the side plate screw right below the rear sight (Don't know what this is called. I realized the older S&W revolvers didn't have...
Thanks guys for the input. This is my 1st S&W firearms after having sold my last S&W more than 15 yrs ago. When I was doing my research, didn't see any indications about this model shooting high.
I have a few Ruger Blackhawks in 45 LC and the front sight never needed any change.
Yes, my rear...
Hello Folks,
Finally shot my M25 in 45 LC today. Reloads consisted of 250 gr LRNFP sized .452, 8.0 grs of Unique. My groupings were 4" high at 45'. Is this normal?
I shot 150 rounds total. Some of my loads are with 7.5 grs and others with 8.0 grs of Unique.
My front sight measures .280"...
Your observation is a know fact with the m25. Fortune cookie 45lc has discussed this in his YouTube channel. Keep those 454 casull ammo as far as possible to prevent a mixup.
I have several thousands of magtech spp that I purchased at least a decade ago. Just started using them. They are as soft as Federals and go bang every time.