Too Many Parts in S&W Revolvers

[danski]

I love to tinker and do home action jobs with S&W revolvers---been doing it for years. But I do have a complaint: S&W puts too many unneeded and unnecessary parts in their revolvers.

I'm always leaving out the thingajigs, whatacallits and gizmos. Got a bucket full of them.

And S&W always seems to have too many screws in their revolvers---totally unnecessary.

I'm thinking my actions jobs should add at least
$150 to each piece and I just may put some in this forum's classifieds.

Oh, yeah, fellas, I have so many left over loose
screws, that if anyone has a need for a loose screw or two, I'd be happy to mail them to you.

Have a good day, Danski

 

[ChadW]

Man.. then you should get a job at S&W showing them what they're doing wrong. You'll make big bucks saving them money on the useless parts they're using.........

 

[perpster]

ChadW, I think you missed the sarcasm in Danski's post.

 

[ChadW]

My goodness I hope so!

 

[perpster]

Originally posted by ChadW:
My goodness I hope so!

 

[ditrina]

Thank youi soooo much for your generous offer but all my friends

have indicated that I have a few too many loose screws..

of my own....

 

[Joni_Lynn]

If you shake it and it doesn't rattle then you left something out.
Don't worry about the left over parts. Look how many people go through life obviously missing something.

A few years ago a guy walked into my local gunsmith with a box of parts.
It contained S&W, Colt & Dan Wesson revolvers and a few auto pistols, all in pieces, all mixed up. He took them apart and couldn't get 'em back together. He was missing something too.

 

[Vulcan Bob]

I wouldent know how to function with all my screws tight!

 

[Old 44 Guy]

I thought the same thing when I tore into a Colt Police Positive I once had.Too many parts that didn't do anything.