We love to do revolver work and once in a while we get to do something you just don’t see any more.
Just finished this one for a customer.
This is a 3 inch 625 that they made in 1988 and 1989 one of the most collectable Smith and Wesson revolvers today.
.We spent lots of time on this revolver it got the full package.
We would love to hear from you on our work thanks for your post
You have created a wonderful family heirloom for that owner.
I really like it! Perfect for dropping into a topcoat pocket, during a cold Louisville winter. 
Thank you
Ooph, that’s a really ideal carry piece. Nice work.
Why am I suddenly wanting a revolver?
That pistol is awesome. A M610 variation would be really cool. I wish I had the money to spend.
Ahhh moonclips. 
Beautiful workmanship.
Beautiful wheelgun man!
I’m sitting here almost drooling over the pic’s of this Revolver…Then again I have a fondness for the wheelguns.
Great job and please post more revolver pics in the future.
That revolver is AWESOME, how much does one of those run because I would love to get my hands on one!!! great work on the revolver!!! i love it!
I’m not much of a wheel gun guy but that picture just gave me a woody.
What grips are those?
Not a revolver guy myself but thats very nice.
I was wondering that myself.
Nice work.
We take JM grips do some sanding ,blasting , staining and then we fit them to the gun.
There is lots to do on the grips it takes us about 3hr to do a set.
Thanks to you all for the compliments.
This is one we did a bit ago.
This is how we got it.
This is it when it left.
