S&W 629 Competitor Range Review

[mr.revolverguy]

For me there aren't many experiences that beat shooting a top shelf highly tuned revolver. This experience ranks right up there with sporting around town in a 1970 Hemi Powered Cuda and laying a little rubber down on the street. Though it has been many years since I have sat behind the wheel of a vintage hotrod, recently I was afforded the opportunity to review one of Smith and Wesson's latest hotrods the S&W 629 Competitor. Let me tell you this is no standard 629 it is truly one on steroids. Built on the time tested N Frame this Performance Center revolver has been through an overhaul with new innovation like a weighted barrel and the bead blasted finish making it easy on the eyes.


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[PuddleMonkey]

sweeeeeeeet

 

[SynapticSilence]

Woof!

 

[filsonhand]

If you ever need a backup tester let me know I guess I could suffer thru it ;-) nice piece

 

[ch139]

Neat gun! That "latest hotrod" has been around for years though.

 

[nfield4]

While I prefer single actions for 44s. That looks awful nice!

 

[mr.revolverguy]

interesting you come and mention single action sure would love to have a colt SAA

 

[cookie]

Nice,nice,nice!!!

 

[nfield4]

interesting you come and mention single action sure would love to have a colt SAA

Ive a Uberti Cattleman, peacemaker replica, and, boy, is that a fun gun. I shoot 45 colt blackpowder loads: 255 g bullet, going about 900 fps. Most enjoyable.