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The 625-4 frame is more desirable than the -3 frame, because of rear sight. The 4" barrel is highly desirable, but it is only common on the -3. Everything is a compromise. There are no free lunches. The ideal combination for me is a 625-4 frame with a Performance Center 4" barrel with...

The RCMP 5946 had the integral rail, but weren't a TSW model. The slide and the firing pin retainer were the original 5946 style, as were the slide to frame rails

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I've owned at least a dozen 625's since 1988. My quest for the perfect one has led me to this...

625-4 with Performance Center upgrades. Factory combats fit my hand perfectly.

Never buy ProMag. Garbage. Save your money and buy the latest OEM revision.

Looks beat up... https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/101833647?searchTerm=4586

Great price. The -2 had the roll marked barrel. Replace the floating hand and you will have the best of both worlds.

Sunday Bump

I've owned several dozen over the last 40 years. Have 4 at the moment. I take care of about a dozen for local shooters, so I usually keep spare parts on hand. Register over at m14forum.com That's where most of us hang out.

They turn up on Ebay now and then. Also try Dury Gun Shop.

Excellent condition. Includes everything shown and all internal parts. Warning on right side is very faint. This will fit on a 4556, 4586 or 4546 frame. Does not fit on TSW frames or the 4516, 4566 or 4506. $300 plus $10 shipping.

1. All wheel guns should be .45 caliber. 2. The only cartridge useful in a 4" barrel is the .45acp/AR. Get yourself some .45AR cartridges from Buffalo Bore.

I have always felt that the Mountain Gun should have a 5" tapered barrel, not 4.

625-4 with Performance Center upgrades.

i had one a long time ago. It's the only 40 S&W I ever considered to be worth carrying. I only sold it because I don't handload or reload the cartridge. Get yourself some Buffalo Bore ammunition. The pistol was built for it.

I've been carrying in NJ since 1988, usually some sort of 45. Because of the hollow point restriction, I used Glaser Safety Slugs in the early days. When Federal came out with the EFMJ, it was specifically made for jurisdictions like NJ. Been carrying them for years now. Here's one (.45) I...

If you are using the revolver for defensive purposes, Buffalo Bore makes some awesome 45AR ammunition.

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There was a 5" Performance Center model with the lug milled off in stages. Possibly the 625-7. I believe the cylinder release was changed mid production of the 625-4, in the 90's.