Lock hole plug
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See the classifieds for a couple of vendors who make a plug. Both are gtg.
I've purchased a few from forum member bullseye smith over the years. 100% satisfied with him and his plugs.
I used one from Precision Inc. A forum member who advertises here. At least I think that's his business. Great fit and great instructions also.
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It's Precision Arms I believe but it's been a long time I've had a hole to plug. But his are pretty amazing in regards to fit, function, and finish matching for sure!
I have several revolvers with plug from TK Custom
Thanks for the mention
Original Precision Lock Delete
LOCK DELETE for S&W Revolvers - J FRAME MOON CLIPS CCW HD - ORIGINAL PRECISION - Home of J.D.'s Original Works
I don't have any S&Ws with the lock, so I haven't really followed this topic, but I do have two questions. Why did S&W come up with such a complicated lock system? I have a couple of Taurus guns with locks, and it seems to me their little pop-up lock at the base of the hammer is a lot less complicated and really solid , reliable, and foolproof. The other question is has there ever been any noise from ATF about folks removing the lock on their S&Ws? I'm thinking shades of bump-stocks and AR pistol braces.
I don't have any S&Ws with the lock, so I haven't really followed this topic, but I do have two questions. Why did S&W come up with such a complicated lock system? I have a couple of Taurus guns with locks, and it seems to me their little pop-up lock at the base of the hammer is a lot less complicated and really solid, reliable, and foolproof. The other question is has there ever been any noise from ATF about folks removing the lock on their S&Ws? I'm thinking of shades of bump stocks and AR pistol braces.
Your question(s) are good; however, it's a bit off-topic in relation to the original poster's question.
As for the S&W Internal Lock System ... I think there is an article that may pique your curiosity ...
revolverguy.com
Article: The History and Future of the Smith & Wesson Internal Lock
Your question(s) are good; however, it's a bit off-topic in relation to the original poster's question.
As for the S&W Internal Lock System ... I think there is an article that may pique your curiosity ...
revolverguy.com
Article: The History and Future of the Smith & Wesson Internal Lock
