For over 40years now I've been competing with S&W guns. All revolvers with hammer and single and double action opportunities.
Just recently I've been very impressed by S&W 130 years old models of the Safety Hammerless (Lemon Squeezer ) both in caliber .32 and .38 S&W. Are any of the modern revolvers in .38 Secial +P holding this good double trigger pull? In the old revolvers it feels like cocking the hammer and a crisp single action pull! Does any of the new revolvers match this trigger action? Or is this lost in the age of modern production?

Lost to the ages, complete design change form those old Safety Hammerless models.

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H Richard
SWCA1967 SWHF244

The older gun have the two stage feel you describe and once you get used to that, they are easy to control. New models are totally different. Ed.

The newer models can be made to have a very nice single and double action. They don't come that way and it's a different feel from the old ones.