Anybody have a J frame cut for moon clips?

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I've been using full moons in my 327, and I like how much faster and simpler reloading can be with them.

So I've been looking at my 642, and wondering if anybody has had their J frame cut for moon clips. If so, how much did it cost and does it work well? I'd kinda like to retain the ability to use loose ammo (the Performance Center guns are cut so you can use either clips or loose ammo).

Or should I just get used to the idea of speedloaders?

(Edit to add: this was my 1,911st post, and I used it for a revolver question. My 1911s are going to be MAD, I tell you...)
 


(Edit to add: this was my 1,911st post, and I used it for a revolver question. My 1911s are going to be MAD, I tell you...)
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Could be worse. You could have wasted it on a GLOCK question. :evil:

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Well yes and no,

I have my Smith 940 had it was cut for moon clips but it came from the factory that way:neener::D:rolleyes:
 
Smee,

But, that's a 9mm, right? I suppose the bore is the same, but like you said, "yes and no" since it can only shoot clipped ammo. Funny. I didn't know such an animal even existed.

./Michael
 
Thanks for the pointers, guys.

Now I just have to decide if I want to be without the thing while the cutting is done or if I need to factor in the price of another pocket gun for the meantime.
 
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Evyl Robot,

It will shoot with or with out the moon clips, the only problem with not using the clips is you have to pick out the empties or use a dowel or some other object to poke out the cases. I love my 940 and it was my daily carry for a long time till I saw how much they were going for.
 
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