alec.mc

627 is a great revolver to own. better act now though, New USPSA rule changes are allowing 8 round revolvers come Feb 2014. Inventory is already scarce and prices are starting to creep up.

Then Parker is going to prison, just like if you or I got caught carrying ( in NJ ) , regardless of location.

I assume it would depend on the state, and public park ordinances

HA !!

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Tell us genius, how does one exactly inovate a spinning drum?

I've been using the same refrences everytime, no problem.

quick scores, nice! my scores on the other hand... woof!

Ive seen both the big dog, and heavyopps tumbler. heavyopps tumbler is better built and superb quality. I bought his and have no regrets

PORK ROLL or TAYLOR HAM!?

james should be the one to reply to that one, but from what I understand , yes - they should be there.

the one that goes bang every time and you are comfortable using. the 500 and 870 are the top dogs in that game, use which ever one you are more comfortable with.

Better start hitting gun broker before the rush to buy really hits. I just put a downpayment down on a 627 to build for 8 shot minor, might as well jump on the band wagon and be prepared, never know - maybe i'll like it.

IMO not a good powder for 9mm, I think you'll run into pressure issues, there are much better powders for 9mm try N320, TiteGroup or 231

You could probably get into it for fairly cheap, around 100 bucks if you buy the right stuff. I have a tripod that folds up in a little 14" bag, costs under 20 bucks. http://www.amazon.com/Shooting-Chrony-F-1-Chronograph-green/dp/B001BR3364/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1382749166&sr=8-1&keywords=chronograph http://www.amazon.com/Ravelli-APLT2-Weight-Aluminum-Tripod/dp/B004ZGN6MY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1382749230&sr=8-1&keywords=tripod

Wont work, Unless you have some sort of elaborate chronograph setup with a dedicated light box Chronographs rely on the sun to work properly. They can even be finiky in the shade and on a cloudy day.

editted my post, yes - it made 174 power factor at area 8 out of my 5" S&W 625 revolver

I use 3.6 grains of clays, 230 grain lead bullet, @ 1.20" ( made 174 PF at Area 8 earlier this year out of my S&W 625 ) 3.5-4.0 grains is a good place to start for 230 grain loads

yep

If it were me, I'd stick to the known reputable ones like the butler creek mags and the factory mags. These look cheaply made and I'd assume they wouldnt work too well. 22's are picky and finiky But who knows, buy one and see how it works and let us know.

Will your Beretta be making its triumphant return ? Or will you be shooting open with the core?

Id buy a 627 over a 686 any day. 8 shots of 357 goodness and I like the n frame better then the k/l frames.

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