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If you're looking for a gunsmith in Arizona that will put the front sight base on crooked and off center , I've got just the tractor mechanic for you.

You didn't shorten the barrel, right? You just ground off the nub for the comp?

I've got that hoIster and it works fine.

If you know enough to re crown the barrel, you probably know enough to clean it up?

Sorry, on a stainless gun. If anybody is looking for a recommendation of who not to use in AZ, feel free to ping me.

I had a so called "master" revolver-smith in Arizona refinish my revo with a bead blast finish, and it looks like ****. Does anybody know a smith that can refinish it so it looks like the factory matte finish? This guy wants another crack at it, but I'm thru with him. He's been around for years, and I think it's time for him to retire.

I checked, and yes. My gunsmith slugged my 627 & 929 and both had a .357 barrel.

My understanding, and I could be wrong, is both the 627 and 929 have a .357 barrel.

In my 627 5" Performance Center Name: 3.7 Clays 158gr Berry's Bullet Shots: 6 Average: 748 ft/s SD: 20 ft/s Min: 730 ft/s Max: 776 ft/s Spread: 46 ft/s Power Factor Average: 118 Power Factor Low: 115 Power Factor High: 122 Weight: 158.0 gr.

Factory Federal 124 6.5" barrel Name: Fed 9mm Factory 124 FMJ Notes: S&W 929 6.5" barrel Shots: 7 Average: 1071 ft/s SD: 12 ft/s Min: 1051 ft/s Max: 1095 ft/s Spread: 44 ft/s Power Factor Average: 132 Power Factor Low: 130 Power Factor High: 135 Weight: 124.0 gr. 5" barrel Name: Fed 9mm Factory 124 FMJ Notes: S&W 929 5" barrel Shots: 4 Average: 1065 ft/s SD: 9 ft/s Min: 1052 ft/s Max: 1076 ft/s Spread: 24 ft/s Power Factor Average: 132 Power Factor Low: 130 Power Factor High: 133 Weight: 124.0 gr.

I chrono'd it with factory 9mm ammo before and after cutting the barrel. There's virtually no difference in velocity.

Size matters

Charlie Priest

Years ago I saw a revolver with roller bearings inside. It was cool, but never made it past the prototype stage.

I know on my 9mm S&W 929 I can tell ABSOLUTELY NO DIFFERENCE with or without the factory comp. Your millage may vary

Colgate or Crest?

Federal Auto Match seems to work well for me.

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Is it available for sale yet?

Does SDM make sights for 1911s?

I like Federal Auto Match.