Smith & Wesson M625 45LC Mountain Gun

10 Reviews. Average Rating: [4.7 of 5 Stars!]

5 stars:		70% (7 of 10)
4 stars:		30% (3 of 10)
3 stars:		0% (0 of 10)
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Reviewed By: Jim V on 01/26/2010 Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
Very happy. Fine gun, great price, and no problems with online transaction. Looking forward to purchasing my next "last gun honey, I promise" from Buds.

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Reviewed By: Eric M on 11/21/2008 Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
I bought my 45 Colt Mountain Gun at a gun show, slightly used. It was in great shape and as soon as I saw what it was I had to have it. I put on my poker face and walked away for over $200 less than the new price. The guy selling it didn't like the cost of ammo, as we all know that weak cowboy action ammo ain't cheap. I reload, so I was tickled pink! I took her home and gave her a thorough inspection, then set about shooting her. I had picked up some ammo to try her out and generate brass. I have fired everything from cowboy loads, loads that simulate standard 230 grain .45 ACP ball ballistically, to medium heavy loads basically 250 grain bullet at about 950 to 1000 FPS. This little gun handles then all, and actually prefers the heavier stuff as it shoots that to point of aim without adjustment. I qualified for my CCW with it, and I would have no qualms carrying this weapon to defend myself or family. If Buds gets any more of these, or any other Mountain Guns, I will be among the first in line to order...a .44 Magnum would be the perfect compliment to my .45 Colt...or maybe a .45 ACP......

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Reviewed By: Robert D on 04/02/2008 Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
I've always wanted a 4 inch Smith in something other than a burn-your-face-off caliber, and thought 45 Colt was the way to go. After purchasing one, I am more than pleased with mu choice. It handles like a dream with standard loads, but the offerings from Buffalo Bore, Cor-Bon, and Georgia Arms, that are SAAMI-compliant, bring this cartridge to a new level of performance - they kick major butt! NOTE WELL - make sure your gun is can handle max SAAMI loads or you'll be plucking harp strings sooner than you'd like. I particularly like the 225 grain Silvertips from Winchester. Check out (all) the ammo at Georgia Arms; the SAAMI-compliant 45 Colt 200 grain Speer Gold Dot HP in 50 rounds sells for the same price as other brands offering 20 rounds, and it's new ammo (not reloads). What's not to like?

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