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Considering Pre 25 "Customization"
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Peter M. Eick
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All in the eye of the beholder Gil, all in the eye of the beholder
Allen-frame
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Here is my reply without reading others.
I have a Jovino mod 25-2 . The chamber throats are .455 using a pin gauge.
I do not expect good accuracy from a 2,75" barrel with large chamber throats.
At least not at any kind of distance.
I think on your Model of 1955 if you cut the barrel you would be disappointed.
Labor is very expensive for quality work these days.
The Jovino model 25-2 and the 3" model 625-3 are both very
heavy when loaded and not a fun carry for any length of time.
Leave your 1955 Target alone and seek out a gun already modified
or built for this purpose.
Contact me and we will discuss values of the Jovino modified guns.
http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-revolvers-1961-1980/445683-jovino-model-25-2-you-decide.html
Good Luck
Allen Frame
I have a Jovino mod 25-2 . The chamber throats are .455 using a pin gauge.
I do not expect good accuracy from a 2,75" barrel with large chamber throats.
At least not at any kind of distance.
I think on your Model of 1955 if you cut the barrel you would be disappointed.
Labor is very expensive for quality work these days.
The Jovino model 25-2 and the 3" model 625-3 are both very
heavy when loaded and not a fun carry for any length of time.
Leave your 1955 Target alone and seek out a gun already modified
or built for this purpose.
Contact me and we will discuss values of the Jovino modified guns.
http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-revolvers-1961-1980/445683-jovino-model-25-2-you-decide.html
Good Luck
Allen Frame
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