TRIGGERS

[S&W WHEELNUT]

I just pick-up a 625-3 in 45 acp , it has a real wide TRIGGER
with serrated lines cut in. Does any know where I can buy
other N frame triggers like this one, for other Smith's that I have...So
guys please send websites or names I can check out.

Thanks Glenn [email protected] or 713-823-1676

 

[RychenCop]

Brownells may have what you're looking for.

 

[scooter123]

Here's a link to a .400 wide serrated trigger. However, note that it's for a floating hand. I do NOT know when the floating hands were used and am interested in this same trigger for my 610-3. So, anyone who knows the specifics on the floating hand please reply with the details.

SMITH & WESSON : TRIGGER ASSEMBLY, SERRATED, .400", FLOATING HAND, SS - World's Largest Supplier of Firearm Accessories, Gun Parts and Gunsmithing Tools

 

[HAWKEYE10]

If you want a wider trigger try Tyler Grips. They make a trigger shoe that clamps to your trigger to give it width. They are really nice and cheaper than installing a new trigger. Don

 

[cgt4570]

A trigger is a trigger is a trigger. ALL K,L,N frame triggers are interchangeable! With luck, just move your hand to the new trigger and it will drop right in.

 

[TSQUARED]

Triggers usually interchange without difficulty. Hammers are a different story.

 

[markush]

Is there a source for these in color case hardened?

 

[S&W WHEELNUT]

trigger

Is there a source for these in color case hardened?

YES , it is case hardened the one I have know.......

 

[David Sinko]

Sometimes triggers will not function at all even when the original hand is swapped into the new trigger.

Grooved triggers are getting harder to find and more expensive. I used to hate the smooth .312" triggers but if I buy a revolver that has such a trigger I'll cut two grooves into the face of it with the Dremel and then buff out the sharp edges. I find that it's a perfect compromise between smooth and factory serrated. You can probably cut three grooves into a wide smooth trigger if that's the only trigger you find and you are getting desperate.

Dave Sinko