S&W Revolver in .45 ACP?

[doc540]

made a deal for this today

Model 25-2

born around 1982

interesting

[MoJo]

Purdy - - - nothing prettier than an N frame S&W in hi gloss blue.

[doc540]

Purdy - - - nothing prettier than an N frame S&W in hi gloss blue.

I didn't even know they made one in .45 ACP.

Now I own one.

Can't wait to smoke up that purty blue.

[speedsix]

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[srothstein]

I have had that model twice. I missed it enough after I sold it that i bought another one. And I regret getting rid of that one. I have been keeping an eye out for one for a while now. I think it is one of the sweetest shooting and most accurate revolvers I have ever shot.

I am really jealous now.

[10mmillie]

Very nice. Makes me miss the one I had.

[jason237m]

I enjoy shooting my 625 in ESR for IDPA. Bring that pretty gun out and shoot a match with it sometime.

[doc540]

I enjoy shooting my 625 in ESR for IDPA. Bring that pretty gun out and shoot a match with it sometime.

Sounds like a plan.

But I better practice up using these moon clips.

And do you get a time allowance for how long it takes to get a 6.5" barrel out of the holster?

[puma guy]

Sweet!

[The Annoyed Man]

I've liked the idea of a N-framed S&W in .45 ACP ever since I saw my first one. Then a guy at DPC let me shoot his 625 and it only confirmed that some day I would like to have a .arge framed .45 ACP revolver. The problem, of course, is weight. I already own a Model 29 with a 5" barrel, and it is a wonderful pistol. I love to shoot it. But it is also heavy and large and bulky, and (for me, anyway) it isn't a practical choice for a CCW. But then I saw the Model 325 about a year ago (when I was shopping for my M&P340) and I knew that I had to have one. This one that really interests me because it is a practical alternative for daily carry if what you're looking for is a large framed .45 caliber revolver:
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Model 325 Thunder Ranch
$1,289.00 *
*Suggested Retail, Dealer Sets Actual Pricing
SKU:170316
Model: 325
Caliber: .45 ACP
Capacity: 6 Rounds
Barrel Length: 4" / 10.2 cm
Front Sight: Interchangeable Gold Bead
Rear Sight: Adjustable
Overall Length: 9.5" / 24.1 cm
Action: Single/Double Action
Frame Size: Large - Exposed Hammer
Weight Empty: 31 oz / 878.9 g (my 5" Model 29 weighs 49 oz unloaded)
Grip: Synthetic
Material: Scandium Alloy Frame
Stainless Steel Cylinder
Finish: Matte Black
Purpose: Recreational
Personal Protection
Home Protection
Collector's Interest

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Ever since buying my little M&P340, I've become enamored of the combination of stainless steel cylinder with scandium frame. My next large framed revolver purchase will definitely be a Model 325 Thunder Ranch.

[jason237m]

The 625 JM is what I shoot and is the most common 625 I've seen at matches

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[doc540]

Hoooly Moooly!

50 yd steel swinger didn't have a chance today.

It got PINGED!