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Old 06-23-2020, 08:09 PM
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My Model 36 (J345xx) has a hole in the cylinder stop!
Do they all? Or is this something new? This J frame went back to Springfield for some work, but I only noticed the hole in the cylinder stop recently!
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Old 06-23-2020, 08:46 PM
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I have seen this on a M37 Air Weight before, to save weight I would think.
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My J frame S&W Model 49 has a hole in the cylinder stop, but was put there recently by my gunsmith. The cylinder was not locking up completely, and would rotate. So the gunsmith drilled a hole to elongate the cylinder stop so it would fully engage the cylinder. Hope this helps.
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They all do - that is how they fit around the Stud Pin and if you look at an exploded view of a Revolver you will see what I mean. Some are more evident than others since they sometimes need to be fit more than others.

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