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03-17-2012, 02:09 AM
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The M-624 Smith & Wesson is based on the N-frame and is considered the strongest of the S&W revolvers excluding the X-frame chambered for the .500 S&W cartridge.
Any load remotely appropriate for the .44 Special is certainly safe in the N-frame S&W revolvers, through the years I have shot many rounds in the 1100 fps range with absolutely no issues in my M-624.
One has to remember that this is the same frame that the .44 Magnum is chambered in and has twice and more of the operating PSI of the .44 Special.
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03-17-2012, 02:40 AM
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" One has to remember that this is the same frame that the .44 Magnum is chambered in and has twice and more of the operating PSI of the .44 Special. "
And then there is that heat treating thing.
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03-17-2012, 08:52 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rock77
The M-624 Smith & Wesson is based on the N-frame and is considered the strongest of the S&W revolvers excluding the X-frame chambered for the .500 S&W cartridge.
Any load remotely appropriate for the .44 Special is certainly safe in the N-frame S&W revolvers, through the years I have shot many rounds in the 1100 fps range with absolutely no issues in my M-624.
One has to remember that this is the same frame that the .44 Magnum is chambered in and has twice and more of the operating PSI of the .44 Special.
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Correct, my mistake. I was thinking of the 696, the one based on the L frame.
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