I have recently been to the S&W website. I do not see any .45 ACP revolvers listed. Has S&W dropped them from the line?
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.45 ACP revolvers dropped from line?
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Jim Sharp
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You're correct - no 45 acp revolvers in the current lineup. A member of the Colt forum called S&W and was told none in production at this time and no word of plans to bring any back.
jimbo728
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Not good at all.
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bob finger
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So, did I just purchase one of the last 625-8's? Maybe its like winning the lottery. Less than 200 rounds through it. Should I put it up? bob
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Well, doesn't that just suck big time.
LostintheOzone
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Thanks for posting that. I thought about selling 625-8 a few times but it's not going anywhere now. This is sad news.
Guess I got mine just in time.
VikingDude
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I just posted a list off the revolvers that S&W have discontinued in a new thread if that is of interest.
Go to their web page.
There is a SIGNIFICANT reduction is Perf. center models in several calibers.
The M&P's must be HIGH in demand to cancel[at least for now] so many models.
On the other hand it's also very likely they weren't running them or had no plans to run so we'll just slim down the web site!
There is a SIGNIFICANT reduction is Perf. center models in several calibers.
The M&P's must be HIGH in demand to cancel[at least for now] so many models.
On the other hand it's also very likely they weren't running them or had no plans to run so we'll just slim down the web site!
AJ
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Glad I bought a 625-3 last month!
Sure - a dash 8 with the IL will be a collector item in maybe 50 years... Seriously, it they were a big market item they would still be making them. Our little group doesn't move the needle on sales of new guns.
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Jason Demond
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This is more than likely the correct answer. Everyone wants a cheap high capacity 9mm right now, and you know poly guns are dirt cheap to make with a giant mark up.
sctman800
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My 625-8 JM was not going anywhere even before hearing this. My favorite gun to shoot and for IDPA also. Also with Hogue Bantam grips it can be carried with a good holster and belt. Jim.
629shooter
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That explains why I haven't been able to find a 325 TR.
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AJ
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Mine is a 625-2 and I have no plans of getting rid of it. Just wish I could find a 625 in .45 Colt but it will probably be harder to find now. Here's my 625-2:
I have 625 and a 25, guess I will keep them!
