625-7 3inch 45 Colt

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Be still my heart. I have the mountain gun, but that is a beauty. Many years ago when those LH's first hit the market I was buying them as they were released. Then the family hit some hard times and I had to sell them all off. I still wake up in a cold sweat every now and then thinking about it.
 
Yes, that is a beautiful revolver. I've been looking for a 5" 625 in the same caliber, very hard to find. I do have a real nice 4" 25-5 in .45 Colt and 625-2 5" in .45 ACP. They're both a real pleasure to shoot and I know you'll enjoy your new find.
 
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That's actually a lot like mine. Product Code 148121, Spec. Ord. 8201, Serial Number CCV44xx. Shown here with it's four and five inch buddies.
Not to mention the ACP versions.
 

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625 3"

Good deal finding this 625.
I do not have a 625 3", but I do have a 657 3" in beautiful brushed stainless, with nearly identical grips.
They were also a special limited run from the late 1980s.
I don't remember the dealer's name, but they were listed in Shotgun News for $245. I didn't really have the money to spend, but knew they were very special and I did it anyway. The grips were stunning and a real plus when I got the gun in my hands.
 
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Congratulations on a great purchase. With the right ammo you will find it to be very accurate.

Here's my 625-7 I bought new in 2000. The grips are Ahrends maple and I replaced the original thumbpiece with an earlier version. I still have the original combat grips.

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Hand cannons!

Here's all the calibers in the hand cannons!
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Dressed different with a couple of their blued brothers!
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