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Will respond when I am by a pc.

I love the way S&W faces all their muzzles to the right on their website and literature. It obscures that ugly, useless lock.

Bryan,

 

I had a 625 JM before for a short period time and sold it, wish I kept it. The grip is a little big for smaller hands, but fits nice. Nice trigger and overall really nice package for a revolver. Beaded gold sight is nice.

 

I have played with the performance center guns and absolutely loved them, however did not play with the 625 PC model.

 

Wait for a deal on a 625, they come up from time to time, especially on Brian Enos forums as competition guys will be selling their projects into the winter.

JM

Try my Model 25-2 and see if you still want a new gun.

 

I'm not a revolver expert by any means, but I have recently felt a Performance Center trigger

and a Pro Series trigger and the Performance Series is out of this world. Not even close. I'd

imagine compared to a standard non-Pro version the difference is even more staggering. I say

go Performance Series if it won't break the bank.

I had read on a couple of forums, the grip on the JM model described as holding a slippery banana.

I had read on a couple of forums, the grip on the JM model described as holding a slippery banana.

 

I can see that.

I can also. I would put hogues or something else anyway.

I can see that.

 

If you have weak girly hands then sure. I haven't had any problems and actually find those wood grips extremely comfortable to shoot. My 625 is probably my favorite gun to shoot.