shot my 4506-1 for the first time today

[boomer1983]

took my 4506 out for the first time today and i was very impressed. ive owned many 3rd gen smiths and this 4506 is the best shooting smith/any handgun ive ever owned. its weird how a gun can shoot so much better than another even though its from the same manufacturer, it smoked all of the 4566's i used to own. i was shooting 4'' groups at 15 yards. i better hang onto this one as i have a bad habit of turning pistols around after owning them for a few months

[Kadonny]

Awesome! You got a great gun there.

I've owned mine since new and it feeds and shoots the hell out of every target. The only issue I had with the -1 was the dreaded trigger click, twice. Two trips back to S&W over the years and she is as good as new for a few years now. The one thing is the gun never not fed or missed it's mark on target.

Great gun, enjoy it.

[UNCLE PAULY]

Originally Posted by Kadonny

Awesome! You got a great gun there.

I've owned mine since new and it feeds and shoots the hell out of every target. The only issue I had with the -1 was the dreaded trigger click, twice. Two trips back to S&W over the years and she is as good as new for a few years now. The one thing is the gun never not fed or missed it's mark on target.

Great gun, enjoy it.

I just got a 4506-1 and have not yet fired it but did notice the "trigger click" while dry firing snap caps.

What causes this "trigger click", and how do you fix it?

[18DAI]

Uncle Pauly that is the trigger play spring making that click. There is a thread in the notable threads section detailing how to fix it. The thread is titled "4566 clicking issue" Easy fix with a pencil eraser or chopstick and some judicious pressure on the top ears of the spring.

OP the 4506-1's I have are a joy to shoot. Actual "tack driving" accuracy. I too have found the 4506-1 to be slightly more inherently accurate than even my beloved 4566's. Probably by virtue of their longer, thicker, more tighly fitted barrels. Regards 18DAI

[kihnspiracy]

Great pistols, easy to shoot. I don't recall ever having a jam with a 45XX series Smith.