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Stainless Steel Full underlug S&W's
I'm trying to compile a "wish list" of all the stainless steel full underlug S&W's such as the 686 629 460 500 617 625 and was wondering if you guys could help me fill in the blanks
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Welcome to the Forum!
They made a few 657s with a full underlug.
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As many as three available barrel lengths for some of them.
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The 681 and 648. The .357 models 60, 627 (not all), 640 and 649. The .38 Special model 60-4 and some later variants like the -12.
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Don't forget the 647 and 696. The 625's were made in .45 ACP and .45 Colt and should probably be considered different models.
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Then there's this one...
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Model 610
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581 & 586.
CS1 if you want to break it out from the typical 686
I have a later Model 17 with a full lug too
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581 & 586.
CS1 if you want to break it out from the typical 686
I have a later Model 17 with a full lug too
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I believe the three additional guns you mention are all carbon steel rather than stainless steel.
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Don't forget the 617 in 4 and 6 inch
60-10 J-frame .357 (micro 686)
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Here is a 657 Classic Hunter model:
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Model 60s (non-pro) and ladysmiths
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It may be stating the obvious, but the 629 Classic was full lug as well...
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No love for the 646?
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Don't forget the M25-13. As far as I can tell, it's the only M25 that had a full-lug barrel.
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PS: I know, it's only partially stainless steel. 
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I have a 617-4 with the 8 3/8" barrel, full underlug.
Very cool!
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what is the number of the one they made in .17 HMR?
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Don't forget the M25-13. As far as I can tell, it's the only M25 that had a full-lug barrel.
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I'm picking nits: an underlug is by defintion "full" and runs the length of the barrel; anything less is a shrouded ejector.
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My Talo 3-5-7 Series 686+ with the 5 inch barrel.
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Since a few folks have mentioned the FL 629's and i didnt see one.
Here's a few
I should mention,
I like full lug 629's
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627-0 if memory serves me..... Droool!
And Green Frog with that 327!!! You're KILLIN ME!
I know the blued version is a model 16...would that then be a model 616??
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what is the number of the one they made in .17 HMR?
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The 647, still in production.
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I believe the "original" 627 did as well.
(Solid unfluted cylinder / 6 shot )
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627-0
Very accurate revolver!
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I'm picking nits: an underlug is by defintion "full" and runs the length of the barrel; anything less is a shrouded ejector.
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Commonly referred to as a half lug.
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I'm trying to compile a "wish list" of all the stainless steel full underlug S&W's such as the 686 629 460 500 617 625 and was wondering if you guys could help me fill in the blanks
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Inspired by Colt maybe? I have my share, but they are probably Python wannabes. I prefer the half lugs for carry guns.
My full lugs are:
686-6 4"
629 Classic 5"
696 3"
617 6"
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You've got to get a 5" 625-5 in 45 Colt
In my opinion, the best full lug revolver ever made by S&W
Grips are Nill Classics. And please don't even think about keeping the original one piece rubber grips on it. Completely destroys its looks.
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<snip>And please don't even think about keeping the original one piece rubber grips on it. Completely destroys its looks.
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But shoots very well. Do you want to shoot it or look at it? Fancy grips are expensive. You can have both in my experience, but the originals are not the worthless hall-of-shame grips that some seem to imply.
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627-0 if memory serves me..... Droool!
And Green Frog with that 327!!! You're KILLIN ME!
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Indeed it would! Project 616 It's my "Prototype Model 616 dash naught!" It really looks good with my Model 60-4 with adjustable sights and full underlug.
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As Vero1 mentioned, the uncommonm 646
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647 made from 2003 to 2005, the current one from PC is different.
647-1 PC
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Indeed it would! Project 616 It's my "Prototype Model 616 dash naught!" It really looks good with my Model 60-4 with adjustable sights and full underlug.
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LOVE it!! The 327 Fed Mag caliber has a blank spot in my little collection waiting for it....
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Yep.
Its one that I left get away.......
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But shoots very well. Do you want to shoot it or look at it? Fancy grips are expensive. You can have both in my experience, but the originals are not the worthless hall-of-shame grips that some seem to imply.
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I'm not one to believe that function follows form. My habit of using Nill Classic grips on all of my large S&W revolvers is that they absorb recoil (or more accurately handle recoil) better than any grip I've ever tried. The Hogue mono-grips are great for light to modest recoiling weapons such as 38, 357 and 44 Special. In my opinion, once you get into the heavier recoiling guns like 45 Colt, 41 Mag and 44 Mag, a better designed grip is better suited to the task, one that spreads the recoil over a larger portion of the hand rather than concentrating it in the web and a narrow portion of the palm. I was originally a Coke fan and bought many pair due solely on their superb design. Nill has improved on that design and their Classic reflects those improvements.
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