6/25

[StrawHat]

Continuing on a theme started by others, let's see the S&W Model 625 today.!

While S&W chose to mark this one as a 625 and call it a Mountain Gun, it is my thought that the tapered barrel puts it in the 626 family but they did not ask me.

My Model 625-6.

Kevin

 

[WCCPHD]

I have one, but it went to the mountains. 625-6, .45 Colt.

 

[bananaman]

My 625-8. (JM) It has worn many different stock sets. Added the Hi-Viz front sight, which was a big plus for me! Bob

 

[22hipower]

Ok, here are mine -6, -7, -8, still looking for an earlier 3 inch.

Jeff
SWCA #1457

 

[colt_saa]

WOW 625 already

It is a longer list than I realized but I love them all anyway

 

[robvious]

keep it going... I will hopefully return with photos soon...

 

[ladder13]

What happens on 6/26?






Grips long gone on the 3 inch.

 

[huthike]

Colt saa, I always see something new in your posts - what are the bottom two pictures?

Here's the first of my 625's...

 

[Pizza Bob]

My contribution...

625-2 wearing Hogue's

625-3 wearing Spegel's

625-8PC wearing Tamers

Adios,

Pizza Bob

 

[zipty6]

5 inch model 625-4

 

[colt_saa]

Colt saa, I always see something new in your posts - what are the bottom two pictures?

Those are terrible images of my 625 Lite Hunter and 625 Hunter. I actually just laid the revolvers on a flatbed scanner. I pulled them out last Saturday to re-photograph them. So those two images will magically update in about a week.

Those are both Performance Center offerings chambered for the 45 Long Colt cartridge.

The 625 Lite Hunter (SKU 170085) came into my local gun shop back in 1997. I thought it looked great and bought it instantly. I have always liked serial numbers. The serial number of the gun was CLT0003. I had the shop check with the Distributor to see of serial number CLT0045 was available. So I bought that one as well. I eventually traded off number 3, but number 45 will not be sold in my lifetime

The 625 Hunter (SKU 170081) was from a 1996 run that allegedly went over to Europe with about 50 pieces staying in the US. The Hunter comes with 5 weight and 5 spacers that fit into the underlug. This allows you to change the weight and balance of the firearm to your liking

 

[LEO918]

Here's my 625. A model of 1988..

 

[StrawHat]

...What happens on 6/26? ...

You get to start the thread for Model 626s!

Kevin

 

[Protocall_Design]

Could be a long time till we get to 686...

 

[PALADIN85020]

Well, Photobucket is playing games with me again today, so I'll try to upload directly. Here goes. A 625-2 Model of 1988, and a 625-6 Mountain Gun - both modified somewhat to my taste.

John

 

[greenmachine]

I have these, three in .45 ACP and three in .45 Colt.

 

[CH4]

What's not to love about 6/25.

625-2
625-3
625-6

 

[Dale53]

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It is no secret, on these pages, how much I favor a good .45 ACP revolver. The illustrated 625-8 JM Special is one of my all time favorite revolvers.

These days you will mostly find me on the range using a Mihec version of the H&G #68 (200 grs. SWC ahead of 4.0 grs. of Bullseye or equivalent). It seldom fails to satisfy!

FWIW
Dale53

 

[Kurusu]

I thought this thread would be about LBH.

 

[The Norseman]

S&W -6 6 shooter

S&W Model 625-6 "N" Frame Mountain Gun 45Colt.

Straight forward operation, easy to operate, safe,
double action if needed, compact, more than
enough horsepower, and accurate.

Be Safe