Installed a smooth target trigger on 28-2

[sprscientist]

I installed a smooth 0.400 target trigger on my 4" shooter grade 28-2. Case hardened and nicely matches the hammer. Not sure if it will improve the shooting but it is very nice pull in both double and single action.

 

[Mike SC Hunter]

I have installed several of the .400 in Ranger triggers on my N-frames. I like "em".........You will too.

 

[sophie]

Nice looking Model 28-2. I think you'll really like that 0.400" smooth target trigger. It's easy on the trigger finger.

I have a 6" Model 28-2 that came with the 0.400" smooth target trigger and I really like it.

 

[Abbynormal]

It'll save a lot of wear and tear on your forefinger

 

[Vtgw938]

For me nothing but a smoothed and rounded standard trigger. Of course this was for double-action shooting. I don't modify mine anymore, but in the day I did.

 

[charlie sherrill]

I've got a four screw 28-0 with that trigger. It also has a white insert front sight and a slick action job. A good friend of mine has a 28-2 set up the same way. Looks like the same guy did the work and we were wondering who. Mine and his are great shooters. I really like the slick .400 trigger.

 

[Capt. F.]

My NYSP 28-2 has the smooth trigger, red insert front sight and white outline rear as well.
I seem to remember someone on the forum more knowledgeable than me posting that The New York State Police ordered the guns set up this way from the factory.
I do know my gun has one of the smoothest action I've ever encountered.

 

[Baxter6551]

My model 28 has target hammer and target trigger which I wish it didn't. I much prefer smooth triggers. The majority of my revolvers that had serrated triggers were polished smooth by my gunsmith. I would not do that to the target ones and hope to swap out to original configuration soon. I never lettered the 28 but doubt it was shipped that way. Also came with target grips, no box etc.

 

[Hair Trigger]

The 6" M28-2 I own had one when I bought it, and I wish every revolver I have had the .400" smooth combat trigger.

 

[Muley Gil]

A .400" smooth trigger is nice, but I prefer the .312" trigger.

 

[bgrafsr]

I had a 6 inch 28-2 that I sent to Dave Chicoine, who shortened the barrel to 5 inches and re-installed the front sight and ramp, and put a red ramp in the front sight. He did an excellent job and I really like the 5inch length on N frames.
I usually install color case hardened target hammers and smooth combat triggers, regardless if the gun is a blued model or a stainless steel model.
I had a 5 inch 27-2 that I foolishly sold to a friend and missed it, so I recently bought a 27-3 with 5 inch barrel. It was delivered to my dealer this morning, so I will be picking it up later today.

 

[Retired W4]

My model 28 has target hammer and target trigger which I wish it didn't. I much prefer smooth triggers. The majority of my revolvers that had serrated triggers were polished smooth by my gunsmith. I would not do that to the target ones and hope to swap out to original configuration soon. I never lettered the 28 but doubt it was shipped that way. Also came with target grips, no box etc.

Those cocobolo stocks are some of Kim Ahrends' finest work. They might be some other wood that Kim used but excellent regardless.

 

[lppd4]

I would prefer that every S&W I owned had a smooth combat trigger. Like the ones in my L frames