Pretty sure it is a PC 627.Originally Posted by JRV
Pretty sure it is a PC 627.
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Hopefully he puts some info about that up on his social media pages. That’s badass.
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The 627 has a full-length ejector rod.
Right? I’m not going crazy? Seems like the cylinder stops would be closer together.
Last edited by JRV; 12-08-2020 at 09:39 PM.
Well, you may be a man. You may be a leprechaun. Only one thing’s for sure… you’re in the wrong basement.
Looks like this:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.the...14/sw-686/amp/
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It is a 686+. The N-frames are taller, don't have the radius/bulge in the frame and yoke around the extractor rod and the spacing on the stop notches is different.
Darrell just texted me this picture of his first seven shots with the new revolver. It was previously my acro so I obviously am responsible for a big part of the result.
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Ask him what speedloaders he's using for it.
Nice cross thread reference, although I'm pretty sure the PC 686+ is cut for clipsAsk him what speedloaders he's using for it.
I assume his wife or Dobbs take care of that for him.Ask him what speedloaders he's using for it.
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This thread is getting me very close to testing this out myself. Im a revolver noob, so 2 questions:
1) how hard is it to install the rds mount?
2) who is making decent AIWB holsters for a 686+ with an Acro? Anyone? Lol.
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