Quote:
Originally Posted by Norcal_lover
I didn’t think I could get away from providing another of my Ansel Adamsesque photos or 3. First and third photos different angles of hammer at ‘rest’ and second shows what it should look like with hammer back. I had to use my fingers to pull the trigger towards end of barrel for the um lock to engage.
Interesting background and interesting Ivory 101 lesson. Thanks!
|
Being it is not an official bullseye target gun, you may just be able to make the parts you have work for you.
Everything looks so much better when it's clean
The Model 3s seem to have timing and sequencing issues that become more prominent, incrementally, the deeper the stops on the hammer are cut.
Spend a few $ and get it to a good gunsmith.
Ask here, in the forum, for referral advice to have it examined by qualiifed gunsmith who works on these specific model S&Ws.