That's not my gun.Kernel - I hate to tell you, but your IL on the J frame looks rusty. ....
Wow, I give up, a picture is worth a thousand dollars. If there is a cheap effective way. Thanks again.
The first time I read about somebody wanting to remove the internal lock from a revolver I asked my wife (the prosecutor) if an attorney could make an issue of that if the gun were ever used in a shooting. She just smiled that lawyer smile. You know, the big toothy grin that reminds you of a great white shark.
The first time I read about somebody wanting to remove the internal lock from a revolver I asked my wife (the prosecutor) if an attorney could make an issue of that if the gun were ever used in a shooting. She just smiled that lawyer smile. You know, the big toothy grin that reminds you of a great white shark.
I just left everything intact...I just ground the lock down so that it doesn't lock the hammer in place.
I just left everything intact...I just ground the lock down so that it doesn't lock the hammer in place.
Only problem with that is trying to find a good lock to replace it with if you ever wanted to put the lock back in the gun. Selling, warranty work etc. People say to look on e-bay for them, I can tell you now, I haven't seen one for sale yet. And I doubt S&W will sell you one either.
Only problem with that is trying to find a good lock to replace it with if you ever wanted to put the lock back in the gun. Selling, warranty work etc. People say to look on e-bay for them, I can tell you now, I haven't seen one for sale yet. And I doubt S&W will sell you one either.