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You have been given advice from shooters with a wealth of knowledge and experience. What you offer in reply does not make much sense. Obviously, you had your mind made up before you even asked the question. So buy her the 357, let her shoot it, hurt her hand, and then offer it for sale to...

You're doing something wrong With the right recoil absorbing grips the J frame IS FUN at the range. And accurate enough that you can HAVE FUN at short distances. I absolutely love mine. Best purchase I made gun wise.

Great gun Light, accurate, very cool revolver. Moon clips are fast and convenient. I use mine for hiking and forget it's even there, it's so light. If you are recoil sensitive you may wish to use 165 gr Federal for a self defense load or try different grips. I love the .45 round for all around...

Modified Pachs I used a Dremel to ground the inside of the Pachmayr Compac grip to give me better trigger reach, then placed electrical tape on the front part of the grip frame before I installed the grip. This was to take up the space from grinding down the inside so the grip wasn't too loose...

Thanks, exfebee Many thanks to exfebee for informing everyone about these fine grips. I just received mine today and they look and feel great on my 325PD. Can't wait to try them out. Great quality and handle very well. Love this forum!

Great hiking gun. Light, accurate, and the .45 will handle anything I'm likely to find in the Pennsylvania mountains. I think you'll like it. I use an Ahrends grip which works fine with most ammo, and it makes it much more compact. It is surprisingly easy to conceal under a shirt. If recoil with...

Dot 6, Yes, it is available and you may have it for the price of $700 plus shipping. It is a very accurate revolver, and I think you'll like it. I have to leave for a few hours, but I will be back in touch with you either later this evening or tomorrow morning regarding arrangements for payment...

re:696 Dot 6, Could you please send me an email on the forum regarding the purchase? Thank you. John

re:696 My dealer tells me shipping will cost anywhere from $25 to $45 depending on location. John

re:696 Sorry I can't give more info regarding shipping costs. This is the first time I've tried to sell on the forum. I'll check with my dealer tomorrow and try to find out. John

Re: 696 I am located near Hazleton, PA (NE PA). Just off of Interstates 80 and 81. I'm sorry, but I do not know the cost of shipping. Thank you for your interest. John

Dave, I believe the box and papers are missing. I'm looking for them now. John

Want to sell a 696 no dash .44 special. Gun is in very good condition. A very accurate piece with a total of about three boxes of 200 gr. Blazers fired total. Normally, I would not sell this, but my financial condition dictates otherwise. $700 plus actual shipping. Can ship from my FFL to yours...

4513 is perfect-very compact and flat,and plenty accurate. If you can find a Shorty .45 you will truly be in heaven!

The wood grips are really nice, but they make the grip noticeably larger and affect finger reach. I think the wood grips may even be slightly thicker than the rubber. If you have large hands you will be O.K. One thing you can do is have them checkered. That bit of wood thay take off in the...

I guess it depends on how you look at it. I understand your thinking. However....if you have ever held a 36 oz. 696 and felt how well it balances, then fired it and experienced the wonderful accuracy with mild recoil, you just might change your thinking. Easier to carry, to shoot, to handle. It...

Thanks much. That's good news because I find the other compact grips just a tad too small-in this case just a little more grip would be way more comfortable.

I see the new M&P 45 compacts are out. When I look at a picture the grips seem a bit longer than the M&P 9's and 40's. It's like there is just a bit more for the little finger to hold on to. Does anyone know if this is true?

I see the new M&P 45 compacts are out. When I look at a picture the grips seem a bit longer than the M&P 9's and 40's. It's like there is just a bit more for the little finger to hold on to. Does anyone know if this is true?

You will find that your 325 is a pleasure to carry, but with the stock grips it may be uncomfortable to shoot-depending on the load. If this is the case, a set of Pachmayer Grippers may be more comfortable. The 325 is accurate, unique (people will ask you about it), and a very effective tool for...