S&W revolver schematic

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Where can I download a S&W revolver schematic? I know that there are just a few, (one size fit all) but the part numember that S&W give do not match up with the schematic that are sometimes available on the online parts houses,
Thanks for any help than you can render.
 
Thanks Carl,
Just what I was looking for, (S&W 686 .357). I do not think that S&W trust the everyday person with all this “information”, for this is the way it sounded to me. S&W said that there was “some shade tree mechanic’s that were using it to work on their guns”
Thanks again Carl,
Glen
 
Model 29

I realize this may be a thread jack, but I am only posting here because it really has to do with the schematic I found on this thread.

I took apart my model 29 .44 magnum so I could grind the grooves out of the trigger. When I was putting it back together, a little plastic piece came out and I have no clue as to where it goes. I have downloaded and looked at schematics, as well as spent numerous hours trying to place it.

I know I should have taken a picture of it before I took it apart so I could easily put it back together, but I wasn't anticipating a little plastic piece.

Any help will be appreciated.
 

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I realize this may be a thread jack, but I am only posting here because it really has to do with the schematic I found on this thread.

I took apart my model 29 .44 magnum so I could grind the grooves out of the trigger. When I was putting it back together, a little plastic piece came out and I have no clue as to where it goes. I have downloaded and looked at schematics, as well as spent numerous hours trying to place it.

I know I should have taken a picture of it before I took it apart so I could easily put it back together, but I wasn't anticipating a little plastic piece.

Any help will be appreciated.

It rides in a verticle slot behind the hammer.
 
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