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Ive got qty 5 titanium 627 cylinders 38/357 qty four are brand new with untouched extractors qty 1 is used with no extractor, and chamfered edges. $190 shipped conusa for the new cylinders $140 shipped for the used one edit - only 1 new cylinder left and one used The other (3) were sold...

sounds like a slow timing issue to me.

vice grip style , quick and easy

Bump, Added an additional gun(637) Thx.

price drop bump

bump to the top !

ill take #4 ( 8 3/8" barrel ) pm incoming

A decent frame wrench, such as the brownells, and a few various vise pads ( rubber / plastic with v-grooves , etc ) and a decent vise that is bolted down rock solid is all you need.

are the yoke/crane still intact on these?

Selling a gun certificate for a smith and wesson model 637. Cert expires May of 2018. You'll redeem it directly with Smith and Wesson. Price is $320 Model 637 | Smith & Wesson

Completely false. Putting in a lighter rebound spring WILL lighten your double action pull. Though, you cannot go so light on the rebound that it doesnt have the strength to overcome the weight of the main spring to reset the trigger. ------------ OP, I find the problem with Wolffe main...

SDM does make a gold bead front sight, but be aware that the 929 sight ramp length is shorter than standard sights. So, the sight is longer than the available space on the gun and will hang toward the rear.

:confused: What does spring weight have to do with push off?

Firing pin return spring

sounds like your cylinder stop isnt coming down far enough to clean the notch, could be an easy fix by replacing the cylinder stop and spring, or adjusting the " timing " of the cylinder stop. the metal issues around the cylinder stop notches is called " peening " and is common with stainless...

No thanks.

take the hammer block, and throw it in the trash where it belongs.

brand new stainless 8 shot 627 cylinder with extractor - SOLD ELSEWHERE brand new 4 inch 627 Pro Series barrel - $80 obo

this is dumb. a 586/686 on an N-frame is a Model 27

it's likely spitting lead because the timing is slow, not a .010 b/c gap