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Originally Posted by armorer951
What you are describing is the "floating hand" system used by S&W for a short time in the mid-80's and then later abandoned. It is one of those love it or hate it modifications they made for a time.....I personally hate them.
The larger pin in the trigger body can be driven out, and a regular, pinned hand installed, if desired.
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Wow. I've been taking apart pretty much every Smith I've owned since 1972 or so and never come across one of them before, ever. I thought it was an aftermarket modification. So now I'm curious - what issue was Smith trying to address, what's to so strongly like or dislike?
The revolver locks up tight now but I was wondering what the heck to do if the hand got a little tired. Glad to know there's an option. Thanks for the info.