SOLD ****SPF****S&W 627-5 Performance Center

[doclu60]

S&W 627-5 PC revolver. Five inch barrel, 8 shot cylinder counterbored for star clips from the factory, with original case and all accessories and paperwork. Revolver comes with 2 sets of grips from the factory, and adjustable sights with a gold dot partridge front blade. Excellent condition. Shot very little, with most rounds being Fed Gold Medal Match .38spl 148gr HBWC target loads. Also have a used once custom Lobo Gun Leather cross draw thumb break holster. Holster is for right hand shooter. Sits on left hip with a forward rake. Gold and Siver members with good trader history, personal check okay. All others, certified funds. I do not do electronic funds. $1,150 shipped and insured conus to your FFL from my FFL. Not interested in trades. Post 'I'll take it" here and follow with a PM rules apply.

Thanks for looking!.......Scott

 

[doclu60]

Please don't confuse this revolver with the 627 PC Pro with the 4" barrel of the same profile. They are different animals.

 

[Joe270]

Please don't confuse this revolver with the 627 PC Pro with the 4" barrel of the same profile. They are different animals.

Is that good or bad? I believe a 5 inch revolver is the perfect size for a 357

 

[doclu60]

Is that good or bad? I believe a 5 inch revolver is the perfect size for a 357

IMO, it's good as well. This was my second revolver with a 5" barrel, the first being a 629 Classic several decades ago. For me they feel better in the hand and swing better if shooting steel. There are other differences between the 2 guns other than barrel length as well. Front sight blade, extra set of grips, and more hand fitting on the 5" Performance Center gun, than the 627 Pro Series that does have a few Performance Center parts installed, but not the same hand fitting, and there is the price difference as well.

Good question Joe!
Scott

 

[Joe270]

IMO, it's good as well. This was my second revolver with a 5" barrel, the first being a 629 Classic several decades ago. For me they feel better in the hand and swing better if shooting steel. There are other differences between the 2 guns other than barrel length as well. Front sight blade, extra set of grips, and more hand fitting on the 5" Performance Center gun, than the 627 Pro Series that does have a few Performance Center parts installed, but not the same hand fitting, and there is the price difference as well.

Good question Joe!
Scott

I appreciate the explanation. I'd buy this one if I had the extra coin laying around. I have a 686 with a 4" barrel and would much rather have this one.

Joe

 

[doclu60]

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