625-8 JM revolver value

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I have a 625-8 JM 45 AR/ACP revolver I want to put a value on.
It is LKNIB, one owner with case and 30-40 moon clips plus very nice moon clip tools.
I have to say this is my most accurate handgun.
What are these going for?
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Without knowing the brand /type of clips and tools, I'd vote around $750. That's what I would be willing to pay for a like package anyway.
p.s. Great revolver you have there! Enjoy.
 
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Value is based on location. I gave $750 3 years ago. When I do see them around here them they still go for $750. Just the gun
 
Seven bills.


GrabaGun sells them for $757, shipped.
 
I bought my JM in 2013 from Bud's used. It was $800 free ship. They were hard to come by then. Around here most people ask $800 used. Doesn't mean they will get it. I do enjoy shooting it. You can't a screaming deal on all of them. Mine was ANIB. Bob
 

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The gun in the pictures appears to be unfired so the total package (case, clips, tool) as you describe it is worth at least $850.00 plus all expenses. Later you will regret selling it.
 
I have had a very bad experience with the 625jm forcing cone. Thank god I got it new with the factory warranty because I sent it back 3 times to have new barrel put on. all of them except for the last one looked like the forcing cone was cut with a dull pocket knife buy a drunk man in a dark room. If you can pay a little extra and get a new one with a warranty.
 
I have had a very bad experience with the 625jm forcing cone. Thank god I got it new with the factory warranty because I sent it back 3 times to have new barrel put on. all of them except for the last one looked like the forcing cone was cut with a dull pocket knife buy a drunk man in a dark room. If you can pay a little extra and get a new one with a warranty.

All modern S&W revolvers have a lifetime warranty that stays with the gun. Used or new. They will take care of you.
 
I have had a very bad experience with the 625jm forcing cone. Thank god I got it new with the factory warranty because I sent it back 3 times to have new barrel put on. all of them except for the last one looked like the forcing cone was cut with a dull pocket knife buy a drunk man in a dark room. If you can pay a little extra and get a new one with a warranty.

Mine came with the same forcing cone you described. Sent it back and it came back the same. I had it cut locally.
I offered to sell this for $500 recently but the guy said no since it had a lock. ???
Guess I'll keep it as I am able to shoot it more accurately than any other handgun.
 
Mine came with the same forcing cone you described. Sent it back and it came back the same. I had it cut locally.
I offered to sell this for $500 recently but the guy said no since it had a lock. ???
Guess I'll keep it as I am able to shoot it more accurately than any other handgun.
Based on what you say, WHY would you want to get rid of it? Mine has it's faults. Lead bullets leave heavy residue that is terrible to remove. So..... being that I hand load, it gets plated or coated bullets. Problem solved. Bob
 
About two years ago I sold mine to a buddy for $700. Fair price for a great gun.
 
All modern S&W revolvers have a lifetime warranty that stays with the gun. Used or new. They will take care of you.

Lifetime warranty is to the original owner. I have heard of stories of used guns being honored by S&W for no cost repairs.
 
All modern S&W revolvers have a lifetime warranty that stays with the gun. Used or new. They will take care of you.

If you read the fine print on the warranty it's for original owner only. Not saying it's not possible to get a used one fixed for free but that's up to them. My 625 JM still was extremely inaccurate even with the last barrel they installed so I fixed the problem buy selling it. I just got a bad one probably.
 
Mine came with the same forcing cone you described. Sent it back and it came back the same. I had it cut locally.
I offered to sell this for $500 recently but the guy said no since it had a lock. ???
Guess I'll keep it as I am able to shoot it more accurately than any other handgun.

My 625jm sill would only do 5" groups at 25 yards of a bench even with the last barrel they put on it so I sold it. Lucky prices were still good when I did. Funny part is I picked up a old 25-2 in 45 Acp that had been chopped down to 4" and has the oversized cylinder throats and it shoots awesome ! Half the money to.And yes mine leaded up fast to so I used plated.
 
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just sold my JM 625

sorry to hear that, I shot my 625-8 better at 50 yards than my GP 100 at 15, with slick wood grips and all.
I would have posted a for sale here but the guy came back and bought it.
 
sorry to hear that, I shot my 625-8 better at 50 yards than my GP 100 at 15, with slick wood grips and all.
I would have posted a for sale here but the guy came back and bought it.

Wish mine would have shot better because I loved every thing else about it. Still might try one again if I find the right deal.
 

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