Tear Drop Hammer Question
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Lou_the_welder
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This is a good question. I have many performance center revolvers with that hammer. I've even hacksawed a few off. And I don't know the reason they went with that type of hammer.
If im allowed to take a guess. I'd say with a hammer like that, it might be easier to holster as a big bulky target hammer might jab you in some parts- depending on the holster and method of use, of course. Or may print through your clothes more with a wider hammer.
A smaller more shaped like in a V may be better.
Just a guess. Curious what other forum members might think.
If im allowed to take a guess. I'd say with a hammer like that, it might be easier to holster as a big bulky target hammer might jab you in some parts- depending on the holster and method of use, of course. Or may print through your clothes more with a wider hammer.
A smaller more shaped like in a V may be better.
Just a guess. Curious what other forum members might think.
With a high two hand grip, a wide spur can hit part of the support hand when shooting the revolver DA. The tear drop shape helps avoid "crashing". It doesn't apply to everyone, but I've had it happen on occasion with big N Frame hammers, esp. when trying to "go fast". My SWAG.
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Yendor357
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An acute point is one that is less than 90 degrees.
I didn’t know what that was, so I looked it up.
I didn’t know what that was, so I looked it up.
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