Question

[jj2am44]

This is the first post I have ever put in this particular forum in over 10 years-(Semi-autos) so take it easy on me. Does Smith make-or did they ever make a semi-auto with a decocking lever?

 

[ialefty2]

third gen. 1076, is one. Not made any more. 10mm cal. Lever located in grip.

 

[Shadow1006]

Yes the 1076 and 1026 10mm 3rd generation pistols did have the frame mounted decocker.
The 1006 and 1066. 4506, 4566, 4006 and several others have the slide mounted decocker/safety

 

[BruceB]

All of the frame-mounted decockers are numbered xx2x or xx7x -

9mm:
5924(blue) 5926(SS) 4" barrel
6924(blue) 6926(SS) 3.5" barrel

.40 S&W:
4026(SS) 4" barrel

10mm:
1026(SS) 5" barrel
1076(SS) 4.25" barrel

.45 ACP
4526(SS) 5" barrel
4576(SS) 4.25" barrel
4536(ss) 3.75" barrel (does this exist???)

 

[dmc8163]

Yes, the 4536 exists but the production figures must be very small, I've only seen one in 10 years.

 

[prescobd]

Some of the traditional safety/decockers were rendered decockers only that would return the decocker up into the fire position when decocked. It is my understanding that S&W used to do this conversion but no longer has the parts to do so. I have a 3906 so converted.

 

[bad_man_ one]

All of the frame-mounted decockers are numbered xx2x or xx7x -
4536(ss) 3.75" barrel (does this exist???)

BruceB,
Here's mine:

Yes, the 4536 exists but the production figures must be very small, I've only seen one in 10 years.

Hey D,
I've posted this before, some time ago.
Does this make two?
http://smith-wessonforum.com/smith-...5-4556-4546-4536-4526-how-many-were-made.html
I can say that it looks to be at least 90 or so based on the serial number from this one posted by forum member "ILLWIND" compared to mine.
http://smith-wessonforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=42678&d=1302795386
Regards,
BM1