Mass Compliant 45ACP Snub Nose Revolver?

[turbo89]

Does anyone make a Mass compliant, 45 ACP, snub nose revolver?

 

[M1911]

Does anyone make a Mass compliant, 45 ACP, snub nose revolver?

No.

The shortest S&W 625 currently sold is 4". They made some 3" 625s in years past, but they are hard to find. Charter Arms is working on a 45 ACP revolver, but it isn't out yet.

 

[Sir_Macadoo]

S&w 625-10 performance center. 2" barrel.

 

[M1911]

S&w 625-10 performance center. 2" barrel.

I checked their web site and couldn't find that. Is it still in production?

 

[turbo89]

No.

The shortest S&W 625 currently sold is 4". They made some 3" 625s in years past, but they are hard to find. Charter Arms is working on a 45 ACP revolver, but it isn't out yet.

Hmmmm, I guess that's why I turned nothing up in my search

S&w 625-10 performance center. 2" barrel.

Thanks, not looking for a 2" barrel model.

 

[whatluck]

Does anyone make a Mass compliant, 45 ACP, snub nose revolver?

You'd have a hard time getting >600fps out of a 1 7/8ths bbl with .45, that's why.

 

[Gammon]

I have a S&W 45 ACP snubby in scandium. It is light but much too big as it is built on an "N" frame. I'm waiting for a five shot snubby built for concealment in SS weighing about 26 oz or so which will take full moon clips. Charter Arms has a snubby in the works but they are bragging about the fact that it doesn't use full moon clips. What morons! Full moon clips are best way to load a revolver and make retrieval of your brass quick and easy. I hope the folks at S&W are listening.

 

[drgrant]

I checked their web site and couldn't find that. Is it still in production?

I've seen the beer can snubs floating around here and there... they are not unobtanium... rare yes, unobtanium, no... not sure why someone would want one.... 230 gr ball going what, 650 FPS?

-Mike

 

[turbo89]

I have a S&W 45 ACP snubby in scandium. It is light but much too big as it is built on an "N" frame. I'm waiting for a five shot snubby built for concealment in SS weighing about 26 oz or so which will take full moon clips. Charter Arms has a snubby in the works but they are bragging about the fact that it doesn't use full moon clips. What morons! Full moon clips are best way to load a revolver and make retrieval of your brass quick and easy. I hope the folks at S&W are listening.

I knew I wasn't going crazy. I just dug up a picture of "shootback"s I saw a while ago.. and started salivating.