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Can anyone recommend a secure carry holster for a sw N frame, 627 6"? Must be able to accomodate a red dot. I want to carry it as a back-up on a free range bacon hunt and not comfortable with my cr speed. Thank you, Brad

Thanks guys. I'll keep working at it. I was about to give up and try fiber optic

I have a 627 that I'd like to shoot my first Steel Match with. I felt like I wasn't getting the sight picture fast enough with the stock iron sights, so I figured, I love a red dot on a carbine, lets put it on the revolver. Using the dot, a Leupold Deltapoint, I can move from shots 2-5 fine, but I am having a hard time "finding" the dot on my first shot. Any suggestions?

Very happy with my MGM targets

I bought a feeler gauge and measured, its between .006 and .007. So i guess its within spec. Can a gunsmith close some of the gap? I think i am getting too much power burn directly above the charging holes on the cylinder. Cleaning almost doesnt remove it, needs to be polished off.

What should the gap be between cylinder and barrel? I am getting lots of powder burn on the top of my cylinder. I am guessing that the gap is too large and allowing lots of gas to exit. This is a new S&W 627PC. I sent it back once because the cylinder seemed too loose. Not loose anymore, but I can see a bit of day light around it. Thank you for any insight.

That should get me started Thank you

Any rec on factory ammo?

Great forum, thank you for taking the time to help. I have a S&W 627PC, 8 shot .38. I'd like to try shooting Steel. I realize that with Steel I won't be reloading on the clock, but would like to start off with the right set-up. Right now I have the S&W clips and most cases leave too much "wooble" on the bullets. I have seen lots of posts with good info on reloads, but I am confined to store bought ammo. Can someone recommend a good combination of factory ammo and moon clips? Thank you Brad