This is the Performance Center version of the S&W 8-shot, short-barreled .357 magnum, featuring a ball-detent cylinder lockup, for better accuracy and reliability, chamfered cartridge chambers, for aid in speed-loading, and excellent sights.
Normally, I like a longer barrel on my .357 magnum, at least a 4 incher, which adds 200-300 fps, compared to the snubnose .357, but that's just me, because these shorty .357's are very popular, especially in the N frame S&W.
Specs:
S&W Model 627 170133, $1,079 |
Normally, I like a longer barrel on my .357 magnum, at least a 4 incher, which adds 200-300 fps, compared to the snubnose .357, but that's just me, because these shorty .357's are very popular, especially in the N frame S&W.
Specs:
- Double Action/Single Action
- 7.6" length
- 5.5" height
- 1.7" max. width
- 37.6 oz. empty weight
- 40.8 oz. loaded weight
- 2.6" barrel
- 8 round capacity
- N-frame stainless
- Stainless cylinder, non-fluted
- Grips: checkered walnut
- 5.3" grip circumference
- Serrated ramp front sight
- Adjustable white outline rear sight
- 4.1 lb trigger pull weight-single action
- 11.5 lb trigger pull double action
- Trigger span single action, 2.8"
- Trigger span double action, 3.3"
- Performance Center quality-tight fit, clean metalwork, smooth woodwork
- Slab-sided barrel, for weight reduction
- Crowned muzzle
- Ejector shroud cutout drops some weight
- Unfluted cylinder adds extra weight
- Easily swappable dovetailed front sight.
- Fully adjustable rear sight
- Small grips make for concealability
- "Even shooters with small hands could easily fire the 627..."
- Full-length guide rod ejects all 8 rounds
- Extra weight makes for pleasant shooting
- "A bit heavy for concealed carry, comparable in weight to a loaded 1911..."
- Proper holster and belt required for secure carry options
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