I've always had a hankering for a .45 ACP revo. I picked up a like new JM625 at the last funshow.
Now, I'm busy "de-Miculeking" it.
The factory stocks and I just don't get along. Hogue non-FG rubber stocks installed.
The factory Miculek spec grooved trigger has (had) 10 TPI hack saw blades forged into the edges of the face of the trigger. The trigger has faced the wrath of emery cloth for its transgressions.
But I do like the quick change front sight blade. An SDM green FO has replaced the factory gold (brass?) bead. I thinkI like that better.
A Bowen Rough Country rear sight (target blade) may be installed at a future date, if I really get serious about shooting gun games with it.
The charge holes are not chamfered on this model, like the PC 625. However, 230 lead RN bullets in a moonclip just drop right on in at fast for me speeds. Not sure if chamfering is necessary using those slugs.
The trigger has slicked up considerably since I got it. (About 300 rounds downrange with a fair amount of dryfire in between.) The DA pull is still heavy but I am leery about lightening it up much as I prefer reliable, non-finicky guns. I'll strip it down and look for any real problem areas in a few hundred more rounds. I can already see quite a rub mark on the frame side of the hammer. I have some Power Custom shims on hand to hopefully mitigate that issue.