M25-2 info

I just received a 25-2 in safe queen condition. My first thought is whoa, that is a reeeally wide trigger.... It feels great for slow fire, but timed and rapid DA will take some getting used to. A jacketed 185 Zero drops right through the chambers. A LSW sticks a bit at the throat but can be pushed through. I'm guessing maybe better suited to lead? I've gotten some good info on loads for it in ammunition. I'm now hoping for some insight from people that actually shoot these things. I'm planning on an all revolver 2700 soon. 17, 14, 25.
Also if anyone has S&W dates the serial number is N405204, it'd be nice to have a year. Thanks

From this it would appear that your gun was made in 1975 to 1977.  http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/threads/68254-How-to-Identify-Date-a-S-amp-W

Haaa! you need a red dot mount for it?!!? just posted this and then saw your post! 

 https://www.bullseyeforum.net/t7332-f-s-aimpoint-no-gunsmithing-mount-for-smith-and-wesson-n-frame-attn-45acp-revolver-shooters

scrum derringer wrote:Haaa! you need a red dot mount for it?!!? just posted this and then saw your post! 

 https://www.bullseyeforum.net/t7332-f-s-aimpoint-no-gunsmithing-mount-for-smith-and-wesson-n-frame-attn-45acp-revolver-shooters

I'm going to be shooting irons for now. But my 625-2 might want this...

Wobbley wrote:From this it would appear that your gun was made in 1975 to 1977.  http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/threads/68254-How-to-Identify-Date-a-S-amp-W

Thank you.