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  • smak28
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    • Jan 2013
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    S&W PC 627 V-comp smoothest DA trigger?

    I've had this revolver for a little over 2 years and finally shot it more in DA than SA. I found the DA to be probably the smoothest pistol I've ever shot and maybe better than my Colts, which I think it's time to take it out to the range to see if it's true. Has anyone shot both in DA? What is the smoothest DA pistol you guys have shot? Would like to hear everyone's opinions. Didn't have to be just revolvers and can be semi-autos.

    Last edited by smak28; 07-24-2014, 9:23 PM.
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    trigger945
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    • Sep 2012
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    I have a limited amount of revolvers from the PC, Pro Series and Champion Series and other DA's as well. I would say that those tuned triggers are definitely very smooth and fun.

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      smak28
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      I didn't realize how smooth it was until I shot my S&W 27-2 6" in DA. Going to go home tonight and dry fire all my pistols in DA mode to compare.
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        DT556
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        Very nice. I'm a big fan of the PC revolvers and pick them up as gifts for my son as soon as I see one he doesn't have. The triggers on them are amazing, and they shoot exceptionally. I'm currently looking for the new 929 PC 6.5", 460 XVR 3.5", and the 629 PC 8 3/8".
        Here's the few he has.

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          trigger945
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          • Sep 2012
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          OP, I have some classics, too, and as much as I like them, the DA on those PC revolvers is just better, imo. You have a fine gun btw!
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            smak28
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            Originally posted by Damiiaaannn
            Very nice. I'm a big fan of the PC revolvers and pick them up as gifts for my son as soon as I see one he doesn't have. The triggers on them are amazing, and they shoot exceptionally. I'm currently looking for the new 929 PC 6.5", 460 XVR 3.5", and the 629 PC 8 3/8".
            Here's the few he has.
            Your son is very lucky to have PC revolvers as gifts especially those! I hope your son realizes how lucky he is to have a father like you!
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              smak28
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              Originally posted by trigger945
              OP, I have some classics, too, and as much as I like them, the DA on those PC revolvers is just better, imo. You have a fine gun btw!
              Thanks! I think this ends my search for classic revolvers and am going to move towards more PC revolvers.
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                redcliff
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                • Feb 2008
                • 5676

                So basically you're comparing a DA trigger pull worked over by the Performance Center to a stock DA trigger pull on older models that hasn't been tuned?

                Trigger jobs can be performed on any quality S&W or Colt to get fairly comparable results. For the record the best DA revolver pulls I've felt were on a tuned Python and a tuned N frame Model 29.
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                  trigger945
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                  • Sep 2012
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                  redcliff, you make a good point.

                  PC revolvers have triggers that are already tuned from factory.

                  I think the OP is making a comparison between "untouched" revolvers from factory, which is where my comment was coming from as well.
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                    smak28
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                    Originally posted by trigger945
                    redcliff, you make a good point.

                    PC revolvers have triggers that are already tuned from factory.

                    I think the OP is making a comparison between "untouched" revolvers from factory, which is where my comment was coming from as well.
                    Yes, i was referring to out of box DA trigger. I have tuned CZ triggers and they are crisp and smooth but just talking about untouched as you mentioned.
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                      Fishslayer
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                      It helps that the 8 shooter only has to move the cylinder 1/8 turn vice 1/6 .
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                        smak28
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                        Originally posted by Fishslayer
                        It helps that the 8 shooter only has to move the cylinder 1/8 turn vice 1/6 .
                        Good point. I didn't think or realize that but it makes sense
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                          MrExel17
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                          Digg it! Rarely see the Stealth always looks badass
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                            smak28
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                            Originally posted by MrExel17
                            Digg it! Rarely see the Stealth always looks badass
                            Thanks!
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