Help please. Is My 629-1 a legitimate "Three T" model? If it is, what does the "3 Ts" mean as far as value and capability and collectability? Serial #N8971**, 4" barrel. Thank you.

Not sure, but you never can with S & W revolvers. I think all 629s are 3 Ts. Target trigger, hammer & stocks

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Help please.

Is this correct for my 629-1,
Hammer: "Target" ?
Trigger: “Combat” ?
Grips: "Service" ?

How common is mixing these types?

Thank you.

From your pictures you definitely have a target hammer and your grips are target grips (not service). I would call the trigger a smooth target trigger but I am less certain about the use of that term. I do not know what constitutes a combat trigger. As to how common mixing is, anything is possible on a used gun. But I would say as to the gun in the pictures they all look to be original as shipped from the factory.

My 4” 629-1 has that trigger and the label says “sm” for trigger. It’s .400 wide.

I’d just say what you have there is a nice gun. Having the original box and contents would add to your value if that is your concern. Those items plus condition and finding the right buyer determine value.

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Thank you. This 629 has never been modified. I am the second owner, the original owner is a relative. He kept it stock as well base barely shot.

The source of these terms comes from the "Revolver Guy" https://revolverguy.com/rg101-hammers-and-triggers/

Your gun appears legit. It looks identical to my stock 4" 629ND. Even our grips are very similar. Serial #N85084**. I don't know what they are worth either but I will find out if/when I sell it. Very nice sir.

Nice 629! Looks as it should!

Here’s a photos of my 629 no dash, which is in the N852*** range and came with Target Stocks, smooth face Target Trigger trigger (.500”) and Target Hammer (.500”). Yours is also that way, so that’s what you must mean by 3T’s.



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