picked up a 327 v-comp to compliment my 327 pc work gun. Just got back from shooting it; easiest shooting 357 I’ve ever held. Also surprisingly good action, best out of the box of the several pc guns I own.
Both 8 shot 357’s cut for moon clips but the 3” is alloy frame/ti cylinder weighing 23 oz. While the v-comp is entirely stainless steel under the black paint and weighs 47oz.
Rounding out my n frame family plan of 2 327’s and 2 629’s one each of 3” and 5” barrels. 3”ers are dedicated work guns for extended carry on the job (357 for lower 48 and 44 mag in Alaska) while their 5” counterparts are for hunting and range practice.
327 pc 3” 23 oz.
327 v-comp 47 oz
629 3” titanium cylinder 34.5 oz.
629 5” 47 oz
Both 8 shot 357’s cut for moon clips but the 3” is alloy frame/ti cylinder weighing 23 oz. While the v-comp is entirely stainless steel under the black paint and weighs 47oz.
Rounding out my n frame family plan of 2 327’s and 2 629’s one each of 3” and 5” barrels. 3”ers are dedicated work guns for extended carry on the job (357 for lower 48 and 44 mag in Alaska) while their 5” counterparts are for hunting and range practice.
327 pc 3” 23 oz.
327 v-comp 47 oz
629 3” titanium cylinder 34.5 oz.
629 5” 47 oz
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