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Lipsey’s Exclusive S&W Model 629 Mountain Gun

Arrrg ! You had to tell me! :) !

I have to have one , but l'm trying to justify it when l have a 1980's M624 , and a .41 Mountain Gun .

And the " Canadian Bbl Length" vs true 4 inch irks me .

If l don't get the gun , l will have to get some of the licensed Deacon Deason ( Skelton) grips .
 
Is it me, or is the Lipsey top rib crooked ?

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Ounces feel like pounds going up a real mountain.

Thus, the real Mountain S&W 44 mag.

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An Official Journal Of The NRA | NRA Gun of the Week: Smith & Wesson Model 329PD

Watch as American Rifleman's Brian Sheetz checks out an Airweight revolver chambered for .44 Mag.
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First Impressions: Smith & Wesson 329PD - Uncle Zo

The Smith & Wesson 329PD revolver is something else. It's also a stunning extremely smooth shooting revolver with .44 Special. It's a stunning wrist punishing beast perfect for those who hate their hands/wrists with .44 Remington Magnum.
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Gun Review: S&W 329PD Lightweight .44 Long-Term Review

Whether or not to carry a large frame handgun can be a big decision for hunters, hikers, and backpackers in areas where you may have a dispute with other critters as to who is at the top of the food chain.Some may not like carrying the extra weight.If you want to go with .44 magnum power...
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