Another .38 S&W
Don't know which Smith & Wesson model this one is. The last patent date is January 1875. Four digit serial number.
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Yep! That'd have a place in the pile.
by Hoot 
, Diversityville, Liberal-sota, Thursday, July 03, 2014, 00:07 (3739 days ago) @ Drago
Cool old revolver.
H&R repair
Any idea how hard these are to repair? A local fella is wanting to trade two of them...one in 32 one in 38 S&W....says they both need trigger work.
Thanks
In advance.
I've had a couple of them apart.
by Hoot , Diversityville, Liberal-sota, Thursday, July 03, 2014, 12:19 (3738 days ago) @ Frank S
The trigger group is usually held in by a pair of pins. Parts and mechanism are pretty simple. Some parts are available at Numrich. Reassembly will require you to use a couple of slave pins...unless you have 3 hands with 7 fingers each. Either way, you'll have to hold your tongue just right.