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I wouldn’t mind buying used. But I wouldn’t even know what to look for in some ways because this is all new to me. The reason I looked at cz’s In the first place was for familiarity but I have had breakages and thought that a 2011 would lessen those instances.

Range fun but I would like it to be HD/defensive ready. I mean I like to have the “same” or near as can be for all guns. I used a carry gun for steel challenge for over a year just to have the same thing.

Looking for advice. I have been swapping and trading guns since I was able. Finally ready to settle down and run with the “crowd”. I have been eyeballing a custom cz but just can’t seem to bring myslef to get one when I know 2011’s are out there in numbers. Here is where the crux is. I have shot two 2011’s ever. One .22 and one trubor 9mm with cmore. I liked it more than I care to admit. But with such limited expierence I need advice on a 2011iron sights with maybe the possibility for rds later that runs. I can handle the need for some tuning and don’t need a full bore race gun (unless someone thinks I should just do it all at once) that runs and doesn’t need a lot of love all the time. Any advice will be greatly appreciated and questions more than welcome if this post isn’t clear enough.

Also it probably wont be long before a 929 finds it way to the house, I just wanted a revolver in a revolver caliber for the moment. But trust me when I say the wife won't even let this be the last one that comes into this house

Sorry its been a while since I responded. Again thank you all for the advice I greatly appreciate it however today, on my birthday, I went and picked up my 627-5 PC and I must say it is beautiful. I lucked into it really as my local gun shop, small and relatively revolver poor, had this sitting in the case. I picked it up and fell in love, as did the wife which is nearly, or just, as important. I am supremely happy with my purchase and now know this. This will not be the last there just seems to be something about this clockwork of a gun that appeals to me and I already want more. Thank you all for your help on this decision and I sure you will hear more from me in the future as I start to evolve with this style of gun because well its just a bit sexier than my autos. Hopefully, revolvers can find a re-kindled spirit in those who are in there 20's like me and its not just all plastic fantastic auto's I would upload a pic if I had any Idea how

Thank you all for so much wonderful advice on this, what I think, is actually a difficult decision. I have narrowed it down to the 929 and the 627 PC due to all the advice I have received as well as my own research, heavily, into the matter. By all means this in no way means that I will still not seek and listen to the advice still given. So lastly since we have worked everything out on the balance and feel I will try to find these to hold, not to easy to do in my area mind you, and I will ask this. I have read on here and other places about a few problems with the 929 accuracy, incorrect diameters, and maybe some extra care on a titanium cylinder. So how true are all of these? Also I may be leaning toward the 627 PC for those reasons, if they are founded, and because I think, I could absolutely be wrong, that if I just wanted to go to the range with a few loose rounds and have some fun then I would be better off with the PC but I still couldn't say for sure. Again thank you all for your advice, and firewood, that 929 with a chopped barrel sounds amazing, I think, and so far this site is amazing I have throughly enjoyed joining this community thank you all for your help and advice. P.S. Someday both will be mine and both will have multiple variations and backups because, well, why not?

Out of curiosity how well does the 929 do with factory 9mm? And wouldn't it be a while to match the drawstroke of a 6.5 inch barrel be the same complaint that I had with the 6 in gp?

Thank you so much for all of the replies so far. I hadn't really considered the 929 because I don't think I would like the balance in hand due to the longer barrel length the 5in was pushing it for me on the 5" PC. For any consideration however my current general use auto for all sports and competitions is a cajunized P09 which I love it puts me in first place nearly every week I go. However, I was looking into a revolver because, well, dang, its just plain fun. This may also explain my critical obsession over the balance and barrel length.

Thank you

Coming from shooting semis yeah I think it does. How much work outside of shooting the snot out of it and dry firing is really needed if so what first? I tend to just use and use and use my guns until they are second nature before I start messing around with them. Also what's the round count life with 38's and a few 357?

Hi all, this is my first post and I signed up for this question as well as to gain general knowledge. Ok so I am in the market for my first revolver. Currently I am looking at the 627 PC and pro. Now I know most of the differences but I still have some unanswered questions. 1. Is the price increase worth the PC? 2. How's the balance between the two? (I had a 6" GP but the draw was entirely to long) 3. I will use it for local, not very rule scrict, steel challenge and as a good overall revolver. 4. I will shoot only 38 special through it and reload eventually. 5. I need it to light of any ammo for the time being. 6. I will most likely outfit it with tk moonclips, comptac holster, and a BMT mooner. So having all of this available is there a better revolver of the two for me? Is there a better revolver in general? And would anything else be worth investing into the guns? Finally money isn't the largest issue but as a college kid the more saved the better. Provided I get the better, for my needs the first time. P.S. I have also, though in a completely different class, considered the 5" rhino All thoughts and opinions welcome Thank you, reed88

Hello all I am a college student and avid, to those around me but not really on here, shooter. I love it and could really think of nothing much better to do with my free and not so free time. I joined to ask some questions from the experts and maybe someday when I am experienced enough answer some questions.