Chamfering a S&W 625

[tptplayer]

How difficult is it to chamfer a 625? Can a person who has done it many times in other non-gun applications do it easily? What is an approximate cost if done by a gunsmith?

["DoubleAction"]

tpt; If it's stainless, the cost can be from $20. to $60., depending on who is doing the work. The going rate for this is $25. to $60. If you have never done this, it's best to let a smith do it right. Check your local listings; If you have trouble finding a smith, let us know where your located, and one might be known by others. It is good to have a local smith, the cost of tools and experience far exceeds that of what a few jobs will cost.

[tptplayer]

Thanks! I have a good gunsmith and will have him do it. I also know someone who is good with metal but hasn't done guns.

["DoubleAction"]

tpt; Many great Smiths are also experienced machinist, they have the tools, and the skills. Still, certain machinist applications involving guns, require certain fixtures and cutters. I would encourage anyone who works with metal to get involved on guns; But mostly with their own guns at first. ;D

[tptplayer]

I just got my 625 back from the " doctor". It has a trigger job, is chamfered, and has a red fiber optic sight. I shot it some Saturday before the sight was installed. The trigger job makes a big difference. I am going to try it at a ICORE match on Thursday.

["DoubleAction"]

That sounds like a serious revolver; With the fiber optic front sight, trigger job, low recoil of the .45 acp, and quick reloads of the moon clips, you have one heck of a combat revolver.

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