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  1. Does it actually run? I have heard nothing but awful reports associated with them.

    Runs great and very good accuracy to boot ... Just need to smooth up the trigger and I'm good to go.

    Fired 100 rds. of cheap Blazer through it today and feed was flawless from all (3) 30 rd. mags.

    I had exactly (3) light strikes ... otherwise, it's running good.

    I'm thinking Mini-Mag ammo will function even better, so that's next on my list (other than Trigger Work).

    I have several cases of Stingers (hoarded for 20 years, when it was cheap) and they may prove to be the

    best of all in this little Gem.

  2. OK, I confess I don't understand........what is the point of shooting .38 Short Colts from a .38 Super revolver? And why would one pay a substantial premium for a 627-4 .38 Super and then shoot ammo through it that could just as easily be used in a regular 627-5 PC .357?

    Because I can ... and, because money is no object ...

  3. You may wish to try the 151 gr 38 super bullet from Rainier in your short colt brass. If I remember, I used bout 3.4 gr of Bullseye and made the ICORE power factor. Only used the load for up close, reload stages. Never really checked to see how it shot beyond 15 yds. Dave B)

    I'm shooting 135RN Billy's (.358") in .38 Short Colt Starline Brass using "Economy Class" Moonclips from (2) of my 627 Supers and they print very well at all distances.

    I will try the 160RN next and anticipate even better results.

  4. I don't think the Short Colts would do too well in a .38 Super gun...............but I've been wrong before :roflol:

    Alan~^~

    I am currently shooting .38 Short Colt (Starline Brass) with 135 gr. round nose .357 bullets

    and standard 8-shot .357 moonclips in (2) of my 627-4 Supers ...

    They drop right into the .38 Super cylinder, eject with ease after firing, and are mighty accurate ...

  5. BTW - That 627-4 I picked up recently on GB for $999.00 is absolutely MINT ... in the Factory Case,

    and was only missing the Muzzle Cap ... S.&W. Performance Center mailed one out to me on Friday ... N.C.

    As we discussed in the other thread, the "beautiful bright stainless finish" (as the seller described it in the GB listing) is not original to the gun, and neither are the grips. But I'd say you got a decent deal nonetheless!

    For some it is extremely difficult to acknowledge the success of others and they MUST

    always "rain" on others Parade (as the saying does).

  6. Buy 'em!

    They will be fine.....

    DougC

    They turned out to be Federal SP Match (not magnum) Primers and I got all 5k for $150.00 ...

    That should keep me busy for a while ...

    BTW - That 627-4 I picked up recently on GB for $999.00 is absolutely MINT ... in the Factory Case,

    and was only missing the Muzzle Cap ... S.&W. Performance Center mailed one out to me on Friday ... N.C.

  7. Well, I'd say the likely reason you got it for that price is that the collectors aren't interested because it's obviously been polished bright, the original grips have been changed out, etc., etc. On the other hand, it should be just fine for a shooter, at a price that is pretty good considering the current market, so I don't think you made a bad deal at all.

    Actually, I believe I got it for that price because many folks were scared off by the bad Ju-Ju put forth in this thread

    concerning this particular gun and seller ... all unfounded, I am certain.

    Anyway, it will soon be topped with a C-more and a fresh custom made comp for ICORE Open Class and Steel Challenge.

    P.S. - I suspect you are correct about it being a good shooter even though it is polished on the outside ... When it comes to firearms, and I mean ANY firearm, it's what you can't see that counts ...

  8. Seller describes it a in new and unfired condition. In the close up photo looking down cylinder holes, looks like lead marks inside.

    I spoke with the Dealer (Seller) early this morning and he assured me that it has been test-fired only

    and comes with the Case and all original items as shipped from the Factory, so I bought it at $999.00 ...

    I'm kinda surprised no one else bid on it, but I'm happy to NOW be the owner of (3) of these little gems.

    If you check his GunBroker Feedback he has impeccable credentials ...

  9. I have an opportunity to buy 5k Federal S.P. Match Primers at a very reasonable price

    and need to know if they will ignite as well as standard Federal S.P. Primers in my 627's & 610's ...

    P.S. - I haven't actually looked at them yet and they may be S.P. Match Magnum Primers ... I don't know ?

    I really don't want to ask too many questions or the price may go up.

  10. So, as I read & see that no one can get enough components for reloading,

    I started to wonder?

    How much is enough and how far ahead do we need to be?

    I was in the Firearms business over 30 years and knew this day would come

    eventually, especially after the 1989 Assault Weapons Ban and High Cap Ban in 1994.

    Sooooooo, I made certain there would be plenty of EVERYTHING for my kids,

    grandkids, and then some.

    There is no such thing as "Too Much".

  11. I'm looking for a load for my 627 shooting .38 Short Colt & .38 Super ...

    I have an abundance of Win. SuperTarget, Win. SuperField, and 700X Powders

    and bunches of 135 gr. RN Billy-Bullets in .357" diameter.

    I would like to be consistently near 125 pf (not shooting any serious stuff).

    Thanks in advance for your input.

  12. I have been using w231 with mg165 bullets. These make about 170pf from both my 610 and xd5".

    Thanks, but I am working with VV N320 and I have a LOT of it ... Guess I'll just work up

    a Minor Load to be safe ... It will kill my match score but, at age 66 and fat, I'm not shooting

    GM scores even in Major and my real competition days are over ... It's all for Fun now.

  13. I have one of the 627-4s and wouldn't be particularly interested in another

    ( but I'd probably buy one anyway). :rolleyes:

    However, what I'd really be interested in is 5" to 6 1/2" barreled 8-shot revolver chambered in 9mm with moonclips. As Doug Carden says it MUST be a true .355" bore (not just cobbled together with .357 barrels). Now that would be a steel and ICORE gun that would sell a helluva lot more copies than .38 Super!!!

    Bob.

    A16841

    Put me down for one each ... .38 Super and 9mm

  14. I called them last week to try and find a replacement muzzle cap for my 627 in .38 Super ...

    I talked to a very knowledgeable gentlemen who said he didn't think they would have such

    an item because that model had not been produced in some time and only a few were ever

    made, but that he would search around in the parts room and send me one if he found it.

    Today, in the mail, I received a brand new muzzle cap FREE of charge ...

    Now that's what I call Customer Service !!!

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