gtmtnbiker98
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Love, love, love mine.
I have had a JM and a PC 4" 625. The JM outshoots the PC with lead bullets and jacketed. The PC is nicer to carry. Both are very accurate. Ammo dimensions are critical, reloads that will feed and shoot in my Kimbers won't in either of the 625s. I use RCBS dies and I had to buy a Hornady seating die to get the rounds to chamber in the wheel guns. Different lots and brands of brass, set this problem up. Tight chambers as long as to spec make the revolvers shoot tighter.
I currently own a 625 with a 5"bbl., and it's one of the nicest-shooting revolvers you could own. The only thing, I don't care for about the JM model is the ugly grips, but that's a minor cosmetic concern. You also have the ability to shoot .45 Super ammo through these revolvers. The full-moon clips make excellent speed-loaders. Any number of sources abound for acquiring them. I even have several Wilson sets in stainless.
The full-moon clips make excellent speed-loaders. Any number of sources abound for acquiring them. I even have several Wilson sets in stainless.