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I have had no problems with my 986. Works well with all types of moon clips. Very accurate. Good shooter.

I'm surprised no one mentioned we models 24 and 624. Especially the 3 inches models.

N-frames rule.

There was a 3", M657, no dash, Lew Horton for sale at a local gun show yesterday. He was asking $2250. If I were a collector, I would have jumped on it.

A more elegant and aesthetically pleasing solution. **œModel 629 with Scope Mount: 8-3/8** barrel with factory barrel broaching to accommodate S&W scope mounting system, .500** target hammer, .400** serrated target trigger, red ramp front sight with white outline rear sight, two scope rings...

What powder? Does it fail to extract or eject?

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I've been using Clenzoil for a long time. I thinkyou payed too much.Clenzoil 01 Field & Range Rust Prevent - Knife Country, USA

Removed the magazine safety from my M52-1.

I have a model 52 no – and have been loading for it. It functions perfectly using either double ended or hollow based wadcutters. What specific things need to be done, if you reload? I don't think I've been doing anything out of the ordinary.

Here's the first.https://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-revolvers-1980-present/712999-44-special-trifecta-hat-trick.html Here's the second. All M57 no-. I love the 41 mag as much as the 44 spl.

Thanks. Spring tension was just under 2 1/2 pounds. I adjusted the spring tension to just over 3 pounds. That worked beautifully. Thanks again.

Put the digital version on your phone.

It's doing that itself. I bought it used not too long ago. I replaced the disco and sear with Wilson Combat parts. It still occasionally doubles. What other things can cause this?

As a retired hand surgeon, I can tell you that not all trigger fingers require surgery. Most of the time steroid injection into the tendon sheath can completely alleviate the problem. You should at least ask about that alternative before proceeding with surgery. I personally have had several...

Very interesting. It's hard to understand how the plunger could've been depressed enough for the catch nut to unscrew.

17-2, left. 17-4, right. SCSW is somewhat unclear.

I recently completed my 624 hat-trick with a 4".

I don't understand what you mean by the punishing nature of the M 52 trigger release. I don't find anything punishing at all.

Thank you very much for that narrative. It was very informing. It’s interesting that Sig Sauer did things exactly the opposite. They went from short extractor to long extractor a number of years ago.