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Great information 👍

Dry firing will, if not already, will peen the cylinder. I would avoid doing that.

I have one

Have a friend who also shoots to see if it is still firing to the left.

I just bought this grip and it was awful..The grip broke in half the third shot. Very cheaply made...it's just two pieces of plastic glued together.

THANK YOU.

What guns have you shot for a while and still love?

Px4 compact, not full size

You can put gun optics on it

I have owned the same rifle for years. Never knew about the front sight. Also sling mounts are slightly off center.

We take pride in our product and try our best to keep the value with the gun. We also have a new line of AR accessories as well now for any AR platform.

A non case hardened 1873? I must be dreaming... Finally someone has one

I don’t see the problem with getting used to pulling the hammer back before firing.. even in an emergency situation

Sig certainly looks far better. These are my buddies carry pieces. I like the sig personally. Way classier.

That detent is not a buffer. It's a locking mechanism. It's not a hammer block, it's a transfer bar. Thanks for the review.

Ugly as sin

You can definitely tell that the P2 thousand is a little bit more beefier. Which would make sense because the P3 is a evolution of the P 2000 where they are trimming it a little bit both guns along with the USP are so overly built from the beginning, a little bit of trimming wouldn’t hurt anything lol. Essentially these handguns are so overly designed and built that it would be almost impossible to wear them out.

What is the difference between the Pro and the Performance Center 627?

Made in Georgia lol. Look above your trigger finger. Made in Germany. They import them through Georgia. And Nazi scientist?

After 1000 rounds, were there any misfires? How was accuracy at various distances and with both 38spl and 357mag rounds? Felt recoil? Etc

Very nice gun. I have the regular model P version in .357 mag and it looks very similar to yours but the body is lighter and no texturing on the grips. I was lucky enough to find one of the pre war models that still have the four clicks and fixed firing pin. Really love it.

In California the diferfe nce is $240 dollars.

Following installation, did your gun fit into the same holster? did you find a holster that will accommodate or did you have to modify?

I have the PX4 Storm Compact Carry 2 from Langdon and it is incredible! I have shot Glocks a lot and hate the stock triggers. I prefer the Beretta by a mile!

Great review. Thank you

I have a Remington Sportsman 48, 20 gauge... and it is literally the softest shooting shotgun I've ever fired. She's a sweet shooter.

They come in hard plastic cases

The older Glock guns are much better than the new ones today if you could find one buy it they are hard to find 💯👍

"No I don't have a gun"

The new ones DO NOT HAVE AN ADJUSTABLE rear sight. the whole thing is plastic. They don't come with a Optic plate you have to buy it. Do not BUY there are much better choices available for the same price.

Mine came with a broken firing pin sleeve and the mag release fell out into four pieces. I sent it back to Baretta for service. Eight weeks later it came back repaired. I fired it at the range. Other than the garbage trigger, it performed well. Much less snappy than I expected. Got home and cleaned it. Removed the Burris Fast Fire 3 that came installed. The optic is the main reason I purchased it in the first place. The Burris now sits on my APX A1 Tactical, and the APX A1 Carry sits in a safe, where it will stay until I sell it.

Glock. Better finish, doesn't have a fragile RSA, better availability of everything.

I would always choose that Sig over a new Smith.Its a classic 👌

Had one, impossible to get sights and living near a beach, needed to clean almost every 3 days due to rust...

I dissassemble guns inside a box to keep springs from flying across the room.

I don't have a 627 but I have a model 28 blue steel 4" and a 625 5" stainless. When I get through shooting I spray them down with Balistol, including the bore, and when I get home they are ready to rub down with an old T-shirt and a toothbrush. Presto, they are clean again and it works as well in the bore. Both guns are fun to shoot and I wouldn't want to be without either. If I were carrying the 625 for defense I would load the cylinder with .45 auto rim and carry a couple of moon clips for backup but I would put them in the revolver and spin them first. I can't imagine having to reload a .45 ACP in a gunfight but if I did wouldn't want any surprises.

I have the same weapon. I wanted a smaller revolver for the woods instead of a .44. It’s perfect for that. I agree the quality is just not there. My hammer is way off center and really not fitted well. When I tried to send it back to Ruger they told me no even told them how unhappy I was with the fitting of the hammer. My first and last Ruger. I spent a lot of money to be unhappy.

I have a P2000 in .40SW. It is an excellent gun and makes for a great CCW piece. I like the .40SW caliber as it hits hard. You really can't go wrong with this gun, unless you're averse to DA/SA.

It'd be awesome of you actually did this before you filmed it so that you didn't look incompetent.

Nice to see you custom make your grip surface area that much better to meet your needs.

And you are full of shit. This is a good gun for birds. Fk you.

All Savage rimfire rifles are made in Canada. Centerfire rifles are made in USA

Dude your not supposed to ever dry fire this weapon! He is damaging the cylinder every time he does.

If you want a better trigger you can replace the main spring and the trigger return spring with a Wolf S&W spring set. And while you are in there you can smooth up the internal parts. This is something you can enjoy doing yourself and the are plenty of good videos here to show you how.

If you think the 627 is fun now, just wait until you put in a Wolf spring kit and smooth the friction surfaces some. You will begin to appreciate the shorter double action trigger pull because the cylinder doesn't have to travel as far in rotation as it does on a 6-shot cylinder.

I got the long m91 version, lucky for me my local gunshop knows i use it and can get the ppu @$45 a box and norma for half again. Pricey for norma but it does shoot better. Lovely shooters, this version is my next buy. My local gunshop is here in 🇦🇺 so can't help with the post sorry.

PX4.

10 is coming back and the intermediates between 9 and 10 are fading.

Never heard of it having such problems. Mine are perfect. Only issue I hear of is a common complaint about the trigger. I think it’s fine, but hey, to each his own.

Sweet Smith. I have this Revolver as well as the Performance Center version.