Some of these remain difficult to deal with while others have a solution Hopefully, in this thread, i will be able to clarify some of the problems and present some. The members here are extremely helpful to people trying to identify guns However, many people do not post the data we need to help you, and we wind up playing 20 questions for hours If you will take just a few minutes to read below and then post the data we need, you will sometimes see. This classic smith & wesson.22 caliber target revolver had its beginnings way back in the early 1930s and is now discontinued, yet it is still an extremely popular item among both shooters and collectors
It serves the needs of target shooters wanting a companion piece to.38 caliber target revolvers as well as filling a niche for a field revolver suitable for small game Other than.22 and very few.32 caliber all j frames are 5 rounds Except in very few cases, actual production dates by serial number are not available Approximate production dates for postwar guns have been published, most notably in the standard catalog of smith & wesson The 5th edition is the most recent and is available on amazon. I just got this gun as a gift
So basically, where is the safety on this gun? I have been reading on this forum about the s&w bodyguard 2.0 Several comments along the lines of better get the safety have caught my attention I was an early glock user and my department offered the new york trigger I liked the ny 1 trigger since i was coming from revolvers Sorry if this has already been posted, but i just watched a video (youtube) from smith and wesson on the model 41
The company is announcing that the. The 4026 came about in 1992 They incorporate a magazine (disconnect safety) bobbed hammer thus first shot is da.
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