How about a Mountain Gun thread
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simplyrugged
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Mountain Lion, Mountain Gun and Lew Horton "Mountian Gun"
SIGWolf
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Here is mine:
AR-Trvlr
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Here's mine with both the Ahrends and other grips:
Stainz
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Tenman,
If you aint going to shoot that .45ACP 625MG, I know someone who would. Gosh, that's purdy! I'd buy one with an IL in a minute. I've been waiting 6 yr for a run of them... I'm not holding my breath. I officially give up...
Stainz
If you aint going to shoot that .45ACP 625MG, I know someone who would. Gosh, that's purdy! I'd buy one with an IL in a minute. I've been waiting 6 yr for a run of them... I'm not holding my breath. I officially give up...
Stainz
CAJUNLAWYER
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For sale S&W 629 Mountain Gun-pre lock-low round count.Originally posted by Stainz:
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That won't buff out....
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Here's mine now with a good pic.
I have a friend who has a 44 mag 19-2 mountain revolver(early 1990s) he wants to sell and I want to buy. It is mint condition.
What is fair price to ask for such a gun.
Jeepster47
What is fair price to ask for such a gun.
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Stainz
You would not like it. When you shoot 6 rounds all you get is one hole in the target and
it uses a NINJA star thingy that causes all the brass to fall out at once when the cylinder is opened.
You would not like it. When you shoot 6 rounds all you get is one hole in the target and
it uses a NINJA star thingy that causes all the brass to fall out at once when the cylinder is opened.
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I have a pre-lock 629-4 bought NIB in the mid '90s. Nothing fancy, just plane black sights and Hogue rubber grip with 'Mountain Gun' on the right side of the barrel, and '44 Magnum' on the left side.
Its in 98% to 95% condition. I have only a vague idea of what it's worth or what to ask as a selling price for it.
Is this thing worth any more than a standard 629?
Its in 98% to 95% condition. I have only a vague idea of what it's worth or what to ask as a selling price for it.
Is this thing worth any more than a standard 629?
ElToro
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i have wanted the 357 686 + MG ever since i read the write up in "Handguns 99" dont recall ever seeing one for sale in PRK. passed on a few 44 MGs regretably, and I havnt seen one for sale in a long time.
ColbyBruce
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My .41 magnum Mountain Gun, purchased last Monday. It shoots no better (or worse) than my 4" #57 or my #58.
Originally posted by ARMT Guy:
I have a pre-lock 629-4 bought NIB in the mid '90s. Nothing fancy, just plane black sights and Hogue rubber grip with 'Mountain Gun' on the right side of the barrel, and '44 Magnum' on the left side.
Its in 98% to 95% condition. I have only a vague idea of what it's worth or what to ask as a selling price for it.
Is this thing worth any more than a standard 629?
No takers on this?
dirtygrunt95
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Here's my 25-13 Mountain Gun in 45LC. It has XS Big Dot front sight.
ColbyBruce
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ARMT guy, last summer I purchased this pre-owned S&W #629 .44 mag for about $450.00, no box or papers. It is not a Mountain Gun, but not alot of difference between them. I gave a good bit more last Monday for the .41 in my post above. I hope this helps you some.
For those who think there is a whopping difference in weight, think again. The difference is only slightly LESS than three ounces between my 4" M629 no-dash and my M629-2 Mountain Revolver. The weight diff is all in the barrel which does give them a slightly different feel and handling quality but I can't tell any difference at all when wearing/carrying one or the other.
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