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- Newfoundland
Is there anuwhere I can get good instructions on doing a polish job on my S&W 625? It has had a trigger job in the past with former owner but now it could use a polish to re smooth it out a bit.
Shorty
Shorty
Polishing a trigger
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Hi. If the trigger job was done properly, it shouldn't need re-doing. Were the springs changed too? If not, you could do that.
However, doing a Smith trigger isn't difficult.(There's lots of books and videos for sale on-line, but I've never seen a how-to) It's out with the parts, polish and put back in. Smith revolver innards are all the same. The 'rebound slide' needs a special tool to remove though.
There's a picture of the rebound slide tool here. Brownell's wants $19.97US for it. Not difficult to make though. Bend some 3/16" bar stock(you might have to reduce the diameter a tick. The one I made, long ago, was done on a lathe) after cutting a wee slot.
Add the W's. .snubnose.info/docs/two_spring_jobs.htm
However, doing a Smith trigger isn't difficult.(There's lots of books and videos for sale on-line, but I've never seen a how-to) It's out with the parts, polish and put back in. Smith revolver innards are all the same. The 'rebound slide' needs a special tool to remove though.
There's a picture of the rebound slide tool here. Brownell's wants $19.97US for it. Not difficult to make though. Bend some 3/16" bar stock(you might have to reduce the diameter a tick. The one I made, long ago, was done on a lathe) after cutting a wee slot.
Add the W's. .snubnose.info/docs/two_spring_jobs.htm
