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Mmmaher94087 replied to the thread Model 3 identification needed.My reference only goes to cylinder 31877 at the time of publishing. My Artillery marked revolver has cylinder 31074. I had a list of...
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Mmmaher94087 replied to the thread .32 break open ser# 81239.These are my favorite small frame Smith & Wesson's. Yours is a nice example of a non-molested .32 Single Action, Top Break. I'm lousy...
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Mmmaher94087 replied to the thread Model 3 identification needed.Edward, your New Model #3 revolver, serial number 28223 was shipped to Takata & Co., August 12, 1896. It was part of a 1558-gun...
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Mmmaher94087 replied to the thread Model 3 identification needed.Sight unseen, I believe you have a New Model #3 chambered in .44 Russian caliber. Judging from the mismatched serial numbers and their...
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MI'm looking for ejector parts for the Baby Russian. Specifically for any parts from the extractor gear to the extractor. This includes...
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Mmmaher94087 replied to the thread Same S&W 1st model New Frontier 44 Russian, different problem.I'm back and hope this helps with your problem. This situation is a bit difficult to diagnose but it sounds like your revolver is...
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Mmmaher94087 replied to the thread S&w no 1 1/2 .32s&w mainspring screw.The heat from a heat gun is above boiling (212* @ sea level) and below any color change. I heat the metal to the point that I can't...
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Mmmaher94087 replied to the thread S&w no 1 1/2 .32s&w mainspring screw.Since I was cleaning parts for the .32 SA, Top-Break I'm working on, I took the measurements of my strain screw for comparison to yours...
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Mmmaher94087 replied to the thread S&w no 1 1/2 .32s&w mainspring screw.Another comment: a heat gun may help loosen the bond between the screw and the frame. Heat then cool with the penetrating oil a few...
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Mmmaher94087 replied to the thread S&w no 1 1/2 .32s&w mainspring screw.I'm presently working on one that had a stubborn strain screw. After soaking it in Ed's Red for three days, I clamped it in a vise with...
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Mmmaher94087 replied to the thread S&w no 1 1/2 .32s&w mainspring screw.Forget the shim. I bet the strain screw is unmolested judging from your comment about how tight it is. It probably hasn't moved in 140...
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Mmmaher94087 replied to the thread S&w no 1 1/2 .32s&w mainspring screw.I agree with the above posts, not that anyone needed it. Nothing wrong with your revolver. This was Smith & Wesson's first adventure...
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Mmmaher94087 replied to the thread Same S&W 1st model New Frontier 44 Russian, different problem.I'll go back to your original post where you thanked Tony for his micro-welding. Will you elaborate on what was done in the off chance...
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Mmmaher94087 replied to the thread S&W Schofield Model 3 in 45 S&W.Never saw it. Too much garbage images on Imgur like "My sister on Ring Doorbell after a 12-hour shift".
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Mmmaher94087 replied to the thread S&W DA New Frontier 44 Russian trigger guard.There are a few ways to replace the trigger guard. A wood hammer handle placed between the fore grip frame and the rear of the guard is...
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