Yeah, it's true, a real glutton as I plan on buying a third one actually, I also bought the 5 inch barreled version in 2008/9 I think. Nice to have all my match grade moon clips and stuff work among all three weapons. My only other weapons are my agency mandated Glock and shotgun, and a PC 629 Stealth Hunter.
Once I get this next one, my plan is to see which one of the two 2.625" barreled editions could benefit the most from a Performance Center action job and send that one for the action job and I'll pay the $125 to have them drop a fluted cylinder in that one too (so I can tell them apart (-

. It is worth noting that the action on the first two are heavy but smooth as glass - very nice. And even the smaller one handles full load .357 very well, I put 70 .357's through at the range, three versions from 130 to 180 grain, lost a little skin on my lower left thumb, but very manageable (other than needing a callous on my thumb there). From my standpoint, the 130 grain .357 load that is Federal Premium's "Low Recoil", well I couldn't tell, but with the N frame not a need anyway. [By the way, I didn't realize 70 or so .357's through your weapon would get it dirtier than 400 .38's. My whole cylinder and barrel were noticeably dark, and I had carbon in places I'd never seen it before]
Found the UDR in Franklin, TN thanks to happy jackson's post on this thread (thanks sir!), but they want $999 minus a 5% law enforcement discount, so I'm going to keep looking and try Stainz lead at the Trussville shop. Thanks guys!