4 45Raven Member Joined Aug 15, 2009 Messages 19 Reaction score 0 Location Arizona Aug 28, 2009 #1 Above are two photos of a NIB S&W Model 396 Night Guard revolver in caliber .44 S&W Special. What are those three "dots" on the left side of the revolver? Decals? Metal pins? Paint? Something else? Thanks
Above are two photos of a NIB S&W Model 396 Night Guard revolver in caliber .44 S&W Special. What are those three "dots" on the left side of the revolver? Decals? Metal pins? Paint? Something else? Thanks
bubbajoe45 Member Bronze Supporter Joined Mar 21, 2009 Messages 951 Reaction score 348 Location East TN Aug 28, 2009 #2 They are the pins for the studs about which the trigger and hammer rotate. All S&Ws have 'em, but they are difficult to discern. In the Scandium framed NGs, they are steel and contrast with the alloy frame material.
They are the pins for the studs about which the trigger and hammer rotate. All S&Ws have 'em, but they are difficult to discern. In the Scandium framed NGs, they are steel and contrast with the alloy frame material.
OP 4 45Raven Member Joined Aug 15, 2009 Messages 19 Reaction score 0 Location Arizona Aug 28, 2009 #3 Thanks very much. I now understand that the three pins are cylinder bolt, hammer, and trigger pivot pins (as shown from front to the rear of the revolver).
Thanks very much. I now understand that the three pins are cylinder bolt, hammer, and trigger pivot pins (as shown from front to the rear of the revolver).
S Spotteddog Member Joined Aug 25, 2005 Messages 3,949 Reaction score 31 Location Left Coast Aug 28, 2009 #4 Yessir, What B45 said. Very nice carry gun BTW!