E eksund Member Joined Aug 1, 2015 Messages 29 Reaction score 68 May 7, 2021 #1 Can anyone tell me what the thread is on a yoke screw on a model 17? Thank You in advance.
Alk8944 US Veteran Joined Jan 28, 2007 Messages 10,012 Reaction score 12,241 Location Sandy Utah May 7, 2021 #2 as long as it is the old style, before thw spring loaded plunger, it is 5x44m the same as sll the other sideplate screws.
as long as it is the old style, before thw spring loaded plunger, it is 5x44m the same as sll the other sideplate screws.
Alk8944 US Veteran Joined Jan 28, 2007 Messages 10,012 Reaction score 12,241 Location Sandy Utah May 7, 2021 #3 As long as it is the old style, before the spring loaded plunger, it is 5x44, the same as all the other sideplate screws.
As long as it is the old style, before the spring loaded plunger, it is 5x44, the same as all the other sideplate screws.
chief38 Bronze Supporter Joined Apr 4, 2006 Messages 19,790 Reaction score 31,611 May 7, 2021 #4 More than likely it will need to be fit or it will be too tight. A 2 minute job.
steelslaver US Veteran Silver Supporter Joined Oct 10, 2013 Messages 15,147 Reaction score 44,890 Location Central Montana May 7, 2021 #5 You may have to adjust the length and possibly the tip diameter a bit for the yoke to open and close smoothly. A hardware store screw will differently need work on the tip to work correctly. Far better to start with a stock S&W side plate screw.
You may have to adjust the length and possibly the tip diameter a bit for the yoke to open and close smoothly. A hardware store screw will differently need work on the tip to work correctly. Far better to start with a stock S&W side plate screw.