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I appreciate the knowledge friend. I will just enjoy it for what it is and if there is any issue in the future I will have it sorted out then. Thanks for your time.

Thank you. This is actually something that sounds logical. I have 3 other smith's 19,36,60 and none of them make this noticeable amount of noise and or feel when rocking the hammer (letting off and on the spring once cocked) after the initial cocking of the gun. I popped the plate off once...

I didn't notice much cylinder lock wear on the cylinder. Suppose I just got lucky with a fairly unused revolver. I will do a deep clean/slight lube. Then fire the heck out of it. I reckon it'll smooth out with range time. Appreciate everyone's time and advice.

Noted Gentlemen. Thank you.

I apologize I didn't make myself clear. It doesn't fall forward (like it would fire a round) after I cock it back. It stays cocked. When youre in the process of cocking the gun (pulling the hammer back) once it's all the way back before letting your thumb off the hammer and it locks slightly...

Thank you sir. Yessir. I did pop the side plate and put a drop of oil on the "pivoting moving points". Say it's cocked and you pull the hammer back already it clicks then pops forward. I inspected the moving parts while doing this repeatedly but I'm just to ignorant to the fact on revolvers to...

Hello, and nice to meet yall. I believe this is my first post.. My name is Adam. Finally have a few Smiths under my belt. 19-4 4", 36, 60 plus my newest 15-3 2" snub. Fine example. Not prefect but a clean revolver. The issue I am having is when pulling the hammer back for single action. When all...

Old thread. New member. I recently picked up model 60 no dash serial R84xxx. It has the 5 digit # (usually i see 6) and also has the smaller S&W trademark and the preggo ampersand leading me to believe it is a late 69 early 70s model? Thanks for any help. God bless.