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    Hammer bobbing

    Thank you much. Other than the "A" or "B", do you happen to know the difference? I understand how important it is to "use the right part number or tool" as such.
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    New to me 28-2

    Hello all, Preface: I'm not a licenced gunsmith, just an enthusiast, but I am somewhat mechanically inclined. I bought a m28-2 off the Classifieds here. I'm stoked about it, but I was wondering: I'm no SW expert, but where would you expect to see wear on somewhat older revolvers? Should the...
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    S&W 610 or S&W 629

    Hello I don't have as much experience with SW as some of the more experienced folks, but I recommend avoiding the pistol caliber 610 and go with the 629. May be more fun!
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    Ugly Girl Needs a New Pair of Boots

    Wow:0 That is quite an interesting looking gun. I'm no collector by any stretch, but I've never seen anything like it. Crazy, and congrats
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    Revolver Detail...

    I DID think they were Altamont grips. I bought some recently for a 36 I got.
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    Revolver Detail...

    Awesome. Thank you for the reply. As soon as I got it, I changed them out with Hogue wrap-around grips to cover the back strap. Then I bought VZ grips that basically do the same thing, THEN today, I put the original grips on. Go figure ����‍♂️
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    Revolver Detail...

    Hello, I'm relatively new to revolvers. I purchased a 686-6 last year. It is the 3-5-7 series with the 5" barrel. The series comes with "custom" wood grips. I was wondering if anyone knew who would make them? My guess is Altamont, but I don't know the history of S&W and certain manufacturers...
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    Hammer bobbing

    Hilarious :)
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    Hammer bobbing

    Great advice and insight from all, many thanks ContinentalOps: After re-reading what you said about the rebound spring, I was thinking the same thing. I only changed the main-spring. Went from "factory 8.5# to new 8#", so I think only 1/2# difference. I avoided the rebound spring because of the...
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    Hammer bobbing

    ContinentalOp Absolutely helps. Thanks for the insight. Understood. I appreciate the information.
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    Hammer bobbing

    True. I've heard that changing springs is better and easier to change on a EDC weapon, and is recommended.
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    Hammer bobbing

    Great insight. I am curious: should there be a slight "pause" when staging the trigger before firing? I do kinda feel comfortable with that since it is only an EDC gun, not a competition gun with a light DA. Or is it one continuous stroke without the pause?
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    Hammer bobbing

    Excellent. Thank you for the source
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    **sold**WTS S&W Model 28-2 4” **sold**

    I'll take it. PM on its way.
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    Hammer bobbing

    Hondo44 Thanks for the input. Great info. Is there a central source of info on various changes to model changes? Saemetric Beautiful gun, very functional looking. Already ordered the 36-9 hammer. When it comes in and it's installed, I'll post pics and some thoughts
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    Hammer bobbing

    I understand what you mean with a lighter spring. I installed Wolff springs, reducing power to, what it said, "8.5 lbs stock to 8lbs" with spring installed. Do any of you think that my cause light strikes?
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    Hammer bobbing

    Let me clarify real quick: I was thinking about HALF bobbing it, not completely remove the spur. I just look at it as some small "customization', kinda like showing its mine, that's all.
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    Hammer bobbing

    Hello, So, I was thinking about bobbing the hammer on my m36-10, less than 6 months old. I was thinking of buying one I saw on eBay for a m36-9. Does anyone know if there are any design changes to the hammer between the versions that would prevent a simple swapout? Should a 36-9 hammer fit and...
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    Model 36-10 finish

    Naw. No wood cleaners. I felt the stock grips were too "cheepy". However, when I initially got the gun, I replaced the grips with VZ Grips, wrap-around covering the backstrap. Fired the pistol with those on, then recently appreciated the stock panel-style grips. Maybe THAT was the fatal mistake
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    Model 36-10 finish

    Also, when I noticed it, I thought it was just a stain or something on the backstrap, so I tried to scratch it off with my fingernail. Doesn't really matter to me; I'm getting altamont panel grips coming soon��
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