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    Removing ejector rod from Model 18

    Here is a photo for quick reference regarding extractor rod threads.
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    Collector Value of 1975 Model 27-2 in NIB Condition

    I bought a NIB 27-2 from ~1973 vintage for $1150 a couple of years ago. I considered that a good deal at the time.
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    New Member

    Welcome to the forum! The Model 28 is among the most popular S&W revolvers ever. Great multi-functional revolvers.
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    629-5 V Comp Now with Pics! Post 8

    Nice find! I picked up a 5" one at a gun show about 11 years ago. Very good shooter and excellent action. It has accompanied me on a couple of multi-day hikes in Montana.
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    K-22 Masterpiece 1949

    An experienced old fellow ....I like it !!!
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    .22 With No Model # .....What Do I Have Here?

    Very nice K-22! As Retired W4 suggested, you might want to look around for the original grips ... and possibly original box.
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    "L" marked cylinder

    Attached is a photo that indicates the way to determine left or right hand threads on ejector rods.
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    S&W Model 66

    Review this YouTube video by Power Custom. Discussion of realignment of a sprung yoke. Beginning at about 1:32 minutes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhRvNOCaWXM
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    Correct Grip screw length for a 17-4

    The screw on my 17-3 Magna grip is 1.165" from bottom of screw head to end. 1.235" total length.
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    2.75" 69 Combat Magnum cylinder disassembly

    Fill chambers with spent casings then use an extractor rod tool like to one in the photo (or possible a drill chuck).
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    Cylinder release thumb piece

    Both H Richard and ken158 suggested a couple of important things to consider before looking further. Also, a "proud" pin on the hammer could cause enough drag to keep the hammer from fully seating.
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    Broken J frame ? Hand and torsion spring - kindly confirm and advise

    Tap the hand spring torsion spring pin out by using a 1/8" pin punch and block. You won't need to completely remove the pin; just tap it out enough to remove the old torsion spring and install the new. After tapping the pin back in, be sure that the pin ends don't extend beyond the trigger...
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    Uberti Schofield B/C Gap

    The proper way to decrease B/C gap is to set the barrel back one turn .... a job only for the very experience with proper tooling. I'm not familiar with Uberti specs but .012" doesn't seem too far out of line especially considering the amount of work and expense to set the barrel back. Removing...
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    686 no dash misfire

    MidwayUSA has the N-frame hammer nose, nose spring, and rivet in stock. Numerich and Jack First are also good sources to check out.
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    SW products

    The model 66 is likely about 1975.
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