Alfa Proj.

[Mike 242]

Anyone have any experience with the Alfa Proj revolvers preferably in 9mm i'm looking at the 9251 classic.

 

[Meroh]

I just looked into Alfa Proj .357; I want a revolver for PPC to fire .38 special Wad Cutters. Because of the feed back I got and the reviews I have read, I will not be buying one unless it was very, very cheap.

I personally think moon clips for 9mm would be a PITA. 9mm was designed for semi-auto; rimed for revolvers.

 

[OkayShooter]

I had one, it wasn't bad..Trigger kinda heavy but manageable. It wasn't a S&W. I shot PPC with it. I found it accurate. But I would get 2 cylinders that would stick often. Another person I shot with had some sticky cylinders as well.

If you do.. Find the TK custom moon clips. They held the 9mm better and didn't flop around as much. I did love how fast it was to reload.

 

[BAAC]

I like mine. It's easy to shoot. The trigger is also not bad.

It seems to be picky about ammo though - it's really sensitive to anything even slightly out of spec (esp. too long) and it didn't like hollow points for some reason.

But it's a fun gun. I tend to shoot my 357 or 44 more, but it's nice to have on hand when I'm flush with 9mm ammo.

 

[kg]

Mike, we've had the question asked recently (currently page 2); you'll find more answers there.

 

[NAA]

They used to be quite common in the LGS's in these parts. Not so much anymore.

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[OkayShooter]

I found you really needed to ditch the rubber grips and go with the believe #9 wood ones, they were 1/2" longer and made the gun feel much nicer.. I probably buy one again, down the road, as a plinker.

I even custom made some moon clip holders.

First time shooting it in PPC.