Is the 627 PC too big for carry? Not a good first revolver?
Is the 627 PC too big for carry? Not a good first revolver?
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There's a couple -- which barrel length were you referring to?
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Uh, the one good enough for carry and shooting? This is a very generalized thread.Originally Posted by Wingate's Hairbrush
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I have one, bought from my buddies shop when it was traded in on something else. It's got a big cylinder... Never carried it as I never got a holster made for it but it shouldn't be any worse than carrying any other N frame. Beast is heavy tho... IIRC Darryl Bolke advocates for this gun or one similar as a car gun....IE big revolver stoked with .357 car killers tucked under the leg while driving for road shenanigans....
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OK, I'll scratch this one.
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Are seven and eight shot revolvers generally considered too big for carry, or just eight shot ones?
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I carry a 7 shot 586 L-comp, those are fine, albeit a bit on the large side. Doable with the right holster selection. The 8 shots are really big, the cylinder diameter is just huge, and I wouldn't really want to try and carry one. That being said, Smif makes a 627 PC with a 2.6 inch barrel that I've had in and out of my cart on a bunch of occasions.
I shot the PX4 before it was cool.
What would you recommend for a fairly skinny member of the #AIWBMasterRace ?
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For holsters? JM Custom Kydex all day every day. And honestly, this L-frame I carry is really easy to conceal with my holster. Tony and I worked out the details on this specific rig and now he offers it as a catalog option.
I shot the PX4 before it was cool.
No, for pistol choice for carry and training. I already knew about JM Custom
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