625-3 (4") VS. 625-4 (5")

Stokes · Thursday at 9:12 PM

Both of these guns are Model of 1989, and very similar.

Why does it seem the -3 brings 2x the price? I didn't' think barrel length alone would be enough, but maybe I'm just not understanding.

Redacted_553 · Thursday at 9:17 PM

I've found this to be true across several models. Snubbys always seem to be more popular and in turn, carry a higher cost. I'm currently looking for a Model 15 2 inch - and they are leaps and bounds over the 4 inch.

Stokes · Thursday at 9:51 PM

I totally get a 2.5 or 3" gun being more than a 4" or 5", but a 4" to 5" isn't enough of a difference to me to understand. Pretty much well in my eyes, a 4" to about 6.5" should be about the same in price.

And, we even see big differences in 2.5" to 3" guns, but that's more about scarcity. I didn't think there would be a scarcity issue in 4" to 5".

M29since14 · Thursday at 10:18 PM

The 4-inch gun is legal in some revolver competition classes. The 5-inch used to be but that was changed quite a few years ago.

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