Improving the Night Guard 325 Revolver - Part 1.mov

[caseyjones2222]

Let me know what you wind up using for the rear sight. Thanks, Jim

[caseyjones2222]

Hi Mike, I've had this gun a few months, tried a couple grips, settled on the old style walnut grips, haven't done the spring job yet. Any ideas on an adjustable rear sight? Thanks , Jim

[duelist1954]

@caseyjones2222 I'm thinking about putting in an adjustable rear sight myself. The S&W adustable sights are drop-in parts on this gun, but I need to determine the correct rear blade height.

[trusta45gun]

This is crap. The S&W 325 Night Guard, as shown in this video, fits my hand perfectly. This guy's fingers are too short so he poo-poo's the gun as if S&W should customize their guns for his short fingers. He forgets to mention that this gun works exceptionally well for most people who actually spend the money to own one of these. Why would anyone purchase a gun that is too big or too small, and then turn around to complain to the world?

[mauser98k98]

@trusta45gun It didn't seem to me that he didn't like the gun just the grip it cam with. With revolvers it is such a simple fix to change out grips that I personally don't think it should prevent you from buy the gun especially if you can tell that the grips are over sized.

[TheHossstyle]

Greta stuff, Mike. Hard to beat an abbreviated N frame.

[duelist1954]

@scape05 Hi. I took a look at your vids. Looks like you got a lemon. I would have thought the trigger return bar was binding and that S&W would fix that issue, but it doesn't sound like they did any work on that. My 325 works perfectly now that I re-gripped it and lightened the springs. Your hands must be a lot bigger than mine to use that Pachy grip. BTW, I love 10mm, but I shoot it in an EAA Witness autoloader. Wouldn't want to is such a light revolver...ouch!