Smooth Trigger on 2-inch Model 15?
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AFAIK, the book is just wrong. Stick around and some other folks will probably post the same thing.
Engine49guy
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While I don't focus on snub 15's I'd doubt that.
It's been years since I traded both mine off but seem to recall they had serrated triggers.
Iirc the snub Combat Masterpiece was introduced in the dash 2 era.
The smooth combat trigger existed but really starts to become more common right around the time the barrel set pin is deleted but thats just from memory.
It's been years since I traded both mine off but seem to recall they had serrated triggers.
Iirc the snub Combat Masterpiece was introduced in the dash 2 era.
The smooth combat trigger existed but really starts to become more common right around the time the barrel set pin is deleted but thats just from memory.
Never say never, at least as far as S&W is concerned. Only a letter for a specific gun with a smooth .312 trigger will tell for certain.
I just checked all 6 of my 2" Models 15-2, -3 and -4...Only my nickel 15-4 has the smooth trigger...The other 5, both blued and nickel, have the narrow serrated triggers...The nickel 15-4 is on the waiting list to be lettered in the future so I cannot be certain it shipped that way...
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Engine49guy
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The dash 4 is right about when the set pin is deleted and also when the smooth trigger becomes more prevelant.
Nframe_is_no1
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Book is wrong. .265” serrated trigger was standard until factory order dated September 1, 1982 made the change to .312” smooth combat trigger. That is why your 15-4 is the only one with the smooth trigger.
bananaman
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ezb57
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My blue 15-3 has a serrated trigger.
I must say that while the smooth trigger may not be a necessity for a serious revolver, it certainly makes mass quantities of DA shooting much easier.
