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Originally Posted by fordson
As far as I know, all BHPs come with the mag disconnect. It was part of the orginal design and has stayed with the pistol. I own three of them and have removed the feature from all three. Made a difference to the trigger. I also own three S&Ws: 39-2, 915 and a 952-2. They all came with the feature and still retain it. The S&W design doesn't seem to effect the trigger as badly as it did on the BHP.
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Different design.
The ejector depressor plunger (nylon plunger and spring) pushes the ejector down, and therefore the disconnector down, which pushes the drawbar down and disconnects it from the hammer (DA) and sear (SA).
When a magazine is present, the left lip lifting the ejector against the ejector depressor plunger and its spring, the trigger functions the gun normally in both DA & SA.