S&W 66-2 w/ Bobbed hammer

[Roboto]

roboto,

Before you go off and buy the C&S rear sight read my recent posting on that subject. Their sight only works on -4 and later models without having to drill and tap the frame. If you find a viable alternative please inform us all as I have to -3's that would look better with the Extreme Duty.

http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-revolvers-1980-present/165055-i-want-combat-sight-my-old-66-a.html

If thats the case then I'm fresh out of luck.

 

[18DAI]

Roboto that 3" 13 looks very similar to mine. Grips on mine are the same too. Regards 18DAI.

 

[Snowbandit]

Snowbandit: Have you ever experienced any light strikes with any of your bobbed hammer revolvers?

Like you, my preference runs towards internal hammers in the Centennial type revolvers. I have had bobbed hammers in the past and found the lighter hammer enjoys an increase velocity sufficient to overcome its loss of mass as long as a full power spring is used. In other words, I never had a problem with them.

 

[3kakr]

bobbed model 60

(perhaps somewhat off topic but...)

I have a model 60 that I was given as a present that has a bobbed hammer courtesy of the previous owner. I am interested in replacing the bobbed hammer with a spurred hammer. Any suggestions on where to purchase a replacement?