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    Numbers stamped on the revolver that are only visible when the cylinder is open
  2. S&W Revolvers 1945 to Present
    Howdy folks, looking for some advice. I have a 5' 629, and usually shoot 44 specials at the range (though occasionally will mix a few magnum loads in there). I took it to the field this weekend, and loaded up with magnum loads, but couldn't close the cylinder. Since coming home I've checked...
  3. S&W - Gunsmithing
    I have a model 66-1 with slow timing and pondering the idea of replacing the hand. Mine is a 3 pin hand and I'm seeing many replacements that only have two pins. Since the purpose of the third pin is not obvious to me, I'm wondering if it is safe to replace with a two pin hand. The...
  4. S&W - Gunsmithing
    Does any custom gunsmith make an extra cylinder for a S&W 327 R8 chambered in 357 Bain and Davis?
  5. S&W Revolvers 1945 to Present
    The Bodyguard in question is new.
  6. S&W Revolvers 1857 to 1945
    What’s the cylinder wall thickness of your S&W?
  7. S&W Revolvers 1857 to 1945
    Hello, I am restoring what I believe is a pre-war era Model 10 that I inherited from my father, who bought it online a few years ago. I would like to ask 2 questions: 1) What year was it made? 2) How do I fix the spring-loaded pin in the side plate that is sticking? Serial number 4700XX I...
  8. S&W - Gunsmithing
    In servicing a Govenor revolver that had been exposed for several hours to a harsh wet environment that required a complete breakdown, cleaning, and re-lube it was obvious that the design of the Govenor cylinder components had changed from the reliable, historic, former design. I haven’t yet...
  9. S&W Revolvers 1945 to Present
    Hi y'all. I have a Model 66 on layway at a local pawnshop, and I thought I'd ask a couple questions before I plunk down the rest of the cash. This isn't my first revolver (though it will be my first Smith), so I knew to check cylinder lockup and endshake, and those seem fine. I didn't have a...
  10. S&W - Gunsmithing
    After I fired my .357 I pushed the button to open the cylinder but it wouldn't open. I think the extractor rod has extended or something because the locking bolt spring is sticking out what seems more than usual. I don't know what to do to get it open. I can push the button to open the cylinder...
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