Re-release of S&W 2 5/8" 627 "Bloodwork" revolver

[O/U]

Just noticed this on the S&W site:

http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/...angId=-1&parent_category_rn=15702&isFirearm=Y

I owned a snub 327 8 shot with a scandium frame a few years ago. I didn't like how the titanium cylinder requires a coating in the charge holes that is prone to wear.

A stainless steel cylinder would solve that problem.

 

[drgrant]

I think they screwed up the specs tab. Specs say its like 37 ounces and has wood grips.

-Mike

 

[O/U]

Well, they did mess up the "caliber" entry. It states that it's a .38 when it is actually a .357.

I'm also not sure why they're not making a bigger deal of it. The original pre-lock UDR's go for big bucks.