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  1. S&W Revolvers 1945 to Present
    Howdy partners, I have my examples pictured, my 29-2 and my pre27. How do I identify the various species of wood the grips are cut from? I've seen videos on restoring, sizing, refinishing, polishing, etc., should I do that handiwork to really make these pop? Bonus question: I am about 99% sure...
    grips repairs/diy/help wood
  2. S&W - Gunsmithing
    Howdy partners! I got a model pre27 here that’s got some scuffs after being around almost 70 years. What’s the best solution to touch it up while not getting to crazy? All help is greatly appreciated!
    blueing repairs/diy/help
  3. S&W - Gunsmithing
    Like an idiot, I applied red Loctite to the threads connecting the ejector rod to the star ejector, and now I cannot eject my cylinder. It still cycles just fine, but I suspect the Loctite was pushed back as I reassembled the cylinder and ejector assembly. I have heard applying heat, paint...
    repairs/diy/help
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