Re: Pistol Value
[Re: Brett Thomas]
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09/28/21 08:40 AM
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A 625 should be 45 Long Colt right?
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Re: Pistol Value
[Re: Brett Thomas]
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09/28/21 09:38 AM
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depends on wear and exact features
between 900 and 1300
if it is a custom shop or a slicked up JM series the higher end , if it is just plane and in good shape 900-1000
the 4 inch barrel seems to bring a little more money than the 5 inch
guys wanting to carry it or to run major in the wheel gun classes want the shorter barrel
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Re: Pistol Value
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09/28/21 01:34 PM
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A 625 should be 45 Long Colt right? Yes & No, made in both chamberings. Nope, 45 ACP using full moon clips or 45 Auto Rim cases. Full moon clips are the perfect speed loaders. Having said that I have seen the 625 Model of 1989, which is what the pictured gun is, chambered in 45 Colt. The 45 Colt version is not very common. I've only seen one or two in person. That would be the Model 1917 Army, made by both S&W and Colt as a stop gap for slow production rates of the Model 1911 during the Philippine Insurrection.
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Re: Pistol Value
[Re: Brett Thomas]
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09/28/21 05:44 PM
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It's probably gonna hit the the road. I like it but after my wreck it's a little much for my right hand. Probably sell it and finish my son's deer rifle. I really appreciate the info, only bought it because the guy needed some money. It shoots like - but doctor said it might years before I get full strength back in the arm/hand. I'll include a Pic of the wreck.
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Re: Pistol Value
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09/28/21 07:51 PM
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Brett: That's a wrench for taking the barrel lock/sleeve off a 1911. Pressing it down over the barrel end depresses the lock, and a 1/4 turn will unlock it from the slide, allowing the barrel to be removed after removing the slide lock.
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