8 shot .357 decision time 627PC,327PC or..

Hmm..... I'm leaning Redhawk. When that guy in the video smacked those two revolvers together I winced, and he lost me. That's when I decided.
I've watched a few vids of a guy with 627pcs that had issues,and sent it back to the mother ship a few times...so any machine can give you problems. However, the Redhawk just looks like right for my big hands,and my grip. If a revolver doesn't fit you..nothing else matters. :)

So true! You just have to feel good and confident in what you carry and shoot, and be able to appreciate the character of the weapon! Both are quality firearms!
 
My Only 8 Shooter.........

at least for now, is this 327PD
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The only slabside I like
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A 27-8 would be a nice addition.

Ned
 
I was on the same boat last year. I can't decide if I would go with 627, 327, or 686+. I happen just ran into a 327pc (which was very difficult to find at my area). I'm really happy that I got it.

The N frame size help control the recoil. The light weight (we are talking J frame weight!!!) allow me carry it all day around the house and not just leaving it by night stand. And the 8 rounds of 357mag give me a peace of mind that i won't be out gunned.

Just get yourself a rubber grip. The wood grip that it came with are for show. The rubber grip will help you grip on that thing and soften the recoil.
 
I have Pachys on my .44 Redhawk and would probably do the same to the .357 Redhawk. All the guns I shoot in magnum calibers wear rubber grips. They may not be handsome,but nothing beats them for control and comfort.

This is how my .44 rolls...thousands of rounds through it..never a problem and dead nuts accurate.One of the first year Redhawks made.

I will keep a 327PC on my radar screen..that light of an 8 shot .357 revolver just can't be passed up..:)

Back out to plow more shnow...:( (not a typo..I spell it SHnow..like the 4 letter S word..)
 

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I have carried the 627 in a 2 5/8 length for duty. Of course I wear a suit instead of a uniform so I could get away with it....until I had our "High speed low drag" want-a-be office range officer tell me I had to go Hi cap. I would still be carrying it today if I could and I do off duty. You can get full size Altamonts and it will feel good and sing like a bird.
 
I'm not a big fan of two piece barrels.

I have a 686+ Pro and 627 Pro. The 627 with a 5" barrel and the 686+ with a 6" barrel. Both are great however I do notice the extra size of the 627.

 
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