Smith & Wesson 627 Pro Performance Center .357 Mag .38 Special Stainless Revolver

A: Moon clips are not needed for this revolver. Usually, moonclips are used for calibers like the .45ACP that cannot headspace in the cylinder due to not having a rim on the case head. Hope this helps.

A: David, the Cylinder on this particular model is not cut for moon Clips. https://www.smith-wesson.com/firearms/performance-center-pro-series-model-627

A: No this one is not cut for moon clips

A: Hi David, No moo clips needed for this model

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A: No this one is not cut for moon clips

A: Gary, you are correct on the Moon Clip cut on the Cylinder. This revolver can fire without them but, I use mine as a poor man's "Speed Loader" all the time and it works great. Thanks for the clarification as the Community members appreciate your information. Cheers!

A: Yes you are correct moon clips are not required on Rimed cases like the .38 special/.357. They are a nice option if your cylinder is cut for them

A: Yup. Good stuff.

A: Daniel, the 627 Pro is an "N-Frame" "Round Butt" Revolver Sir.

A: N frame with round butt. There are a lot of aftermarket grips for these available.

A: Scott, Appreciate your letter of the law attentiveness. The .125 hundredths of the inch would not be a issue with LE calling this 4" barrel. Sure it is rounded up. Just get a 6" barrel revolver to hunt with if the 3.875" is too short. The 627 Pro says 4" barrel I take it as 4" barrel.

A: its the 3.875 which is rounded up to the 4 inches. most game wardens would just look at it and not measure I would ask you local wildlife officer about this