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I just put a set of new/old stock Pachmayr camo pattern Presentation grips to my old 625 MG. Boy I love that revolver.

Thanks ever so much for your help. :)

Does someone still help with these revolver dating questions?

although the value of my modest 'collection' is actually substantial, neither the wife or I really need the money long term. I am still buying when I run across something that really tickles my fancy. I'll croak long before the missus, and my son will handle disposing of the remuda. He gets...

I have acquired a S&W 625-6. The seller was not the original owner and has no idea of the possible dates for manufacture or shipping. Basics are that it's a 4 inch barrel .45 Colt Mountain Gun. Adjustable sights. Serial number is CCF 57XX. Any help would be much appreciated.

I like it. Practical and stylish

like so many others here, I have simply stopped attending mass events. Here in Miami, there have been many robberies, assaults and altercation outside of the venue, and with no ability to defend yourself it's a crap shoot.

I bought this Mossberg 20GA Cruiser for a defense shotgun. Quickly realized the pistol grip was not going to work for me. Picked up a stock and then a vent rib barrel with choke tubes. Now I can set it up for whatever I need to do.

Recently won an auction for this three screw 1970 Ruger Blackhawk. .357 Magnum. Finish on the frame is about gone and the finish on the rest of the revolver is much less than perfect. However, at the range, with factory 125 grain JSP it delivered 1 1/4 inch groups. About the same with my...

carrying a 442 in a Sam Andrews pocket holster today

I bought this 65 as a basket case. I sent it back to S&W for a complete rebuild. It was converted to DAO, and a new 3 in barrel replaced the factory 4 inch. It's quite the shooter now.

old age and bad shoulders pretty much prevent me from using a stout 12 GA load these days. I have switched to a 20GA with either #3 or #2 Buck.

I believe I have bought the gentleman a couple of Mercedes cars. :oops:

just about all animals come apart the same way. Well those with four legs, anyway. lol It's not difficult nor is it mysterious. I do most of my deer and hog hunting in a swamp. It's a challenge getting the dead critter out, and making the job lighter always helps. Game bags are a great...

Some years back, I rescued an abused Model 65. I sent it back to S&W for a complete rebuild. They returned it with a 3 in barrel, DAO lockwork, and all new innards. It is as close as you can get to a dedicated 'fighting revolver'.

through the many years of hunting in the South, I have taken bear, hogs, deer, squirrel, rabbits and 'gators, Manatee and other wild game. .22 LR, .357, .44 Mag and .45 Colt for the majority of that. One big hog last year with a 10MM Glock.

Bought one of those in 2012. It goes with me often

I like a LSWC as a self defense load with my 625 Mountain Gun

my 25-5 is pretty old, and I bought it NIB. My local gunsmith did some work on it for me years ago. He converted it to round butt, applied a hard chrome finish, and made me a conversion cylinder for shooting .45 ACP. It has won a lot of pin shoots for me, and is a dandy hog hunting revolver...

I bought this Glock 40 for night time hog hunting in the swamp. It was a good choice