The trigger on this revolver is, in a word, excellent. Using the clips really saves a lot of time when it comes to extracting and reloading. You’ll be able to eject all six spent cases with just one punch of the ejection rod, rather than pushing each round out individually. While you can load the 625 without the moon clips, there’s really no reason to make it harder on yourself. 45 ACP and has a standard capacity of six rounds, and S&W includes five moon clips to hold up to thirty rounds at once. In addition, the short cylinder length (about 1.4”) and long forcing cone both keep your shots as accurate as possible. From ten yards, getting 2” groupings is a breeze. It’s easy to focus on your target using the front gold bead sight, which contributes to its superb accuracy. The 625 comes with a gold bead interchangeable front sight and a black rear sight that’s adjustable for both elevation and windage. The excellent sight system further aids in accuracy. However, the fully underlugged barrel makes up for the grip in terms of mitigating muzzle flip and increasing accuracy. The smooth and rounded wooden grip is comfortable to hold, although some extra checkering would be nice for better stabilization and recoil management. The 625’s barrel, cylinder, and frame are all crafted with quality, bead-blasted stainless steel. It’s incredibly accurate, easy to reload, and perfect for uses from competition to self-defense. The Smith & Wesson Model 625 is clearly one of these top revolvers: Smith & Wesson is known for crafting incredibly high-quality revolvers, and the Model 625 is, in my opinion, one of their best. But it seems clear Smith & Wesson can still crank out revolvers people love. These days it seems like semi-automatic firearms like those from Glock, Sig Sauer, and even budget brands dominate the marketplace.
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