N-Frame 3"

N-frame 3"?

  • Heck, yes!

    Votes: 54 74.0%
  • Not for me

    Votes: 16 21.9%
  • Guns are scary

    Votes: 3 4.1%

  • Total voters
    73
I have a 3" 629. Bought brand new in 2022.

I only shoot 44 special in it so recoil is not a problem.

Excellent, well made revolver.
 
I'm 82 and carry an N-Frame 625-10 2-inch snub nose 45ACP. It's Scandium & Titanium and indeed I do notice a bit of recoil. I usually practice with my Clark 1911s.
I'm a youngin at 71, and while I don't daily carry it, I do like both the 625-10 & 11.
But since I'm anti-lock, I took the barrel from the -10 and after RBing to K size, I came up with this:
Sidenote: Purely coincidental but the ser# is also my birthdate- same mo/day/yr.
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ETA:
Who doesn't like big-bore snubbies (4" and less)???
So many nice examples, both factory and home-made, in this thread.
I've several chopped, mostly 1917 host guns that some consider a sacrilege but I didn't do the majority.
 
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I'm a youngin at 71, and while I don't daily carry it, I do like both the 625-10 & 11.
But since I'm anti-lock, I took the barrel from the -10 and after RBing to K size, I came up with this:
Sidenote: Purely coincidental but the ser# is also my birthdate- same mo/day/yr.
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ETA:
Who doesn't like big-bore snubbies (4" and less)???
So many nice examples, both factory and home-made, in this thread.
I've several chopped, mostly 1917 host guns that some consider a sacrilege but I didn't do the majority.
Now that's a "Happy Birthday" Shooter!
 
I never pass up an opportunity to post pictures of mine. This is the perfect combination for when I'm out riding the range. Carbine and revolver in the same caliber keeps the supply chain simple for when I'm heading out to the frontier.

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