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Smith & Wesson K10103  Smith and Wesson Revolver K Frame Model 10 .38 Special ctg. Rebound Slide Assembly & Spring Used Part 000000000

Smith & Wesson K Frame Model 10 Rebound Slide & Spring New Style Used Part K10103

$14.99

Smith & Wesson K Frame Model 10 Rebound Slide & Spring — New Style | Used | Part #K10103

Factory OEM rebound slide and spring assembly for Smith & Wesson K Frame Model 10 revolvers, new style design. The rebound slide returns the trigger forward after each shot and resets the action for the next trigger pull — a critical component for reliable double-action operation. Genuine S&W factory part in used condition.

This listing is for the rebound slide and spring only. Condition: Used, factory original.

Specifications

  • Part Number: K10103
  • Frame: K Frame
  • Model: Model 10
  • Caliber: .38 Special
  • Design: New Style
  • Components: Rebound Slide + Spring
  • Material: Steel
  • Condition: Used / Factory Original OEM

Model Compatibility Chart

Model Caliber Notes
Model 10 .38 Special New style rebound slide; verify dash number before ordering

This new style rebound slide is specific to later production Model 10 revolvers. Rebound slide geometry varies between old style and new style designs — they are not interchangeable. Verify your revolver’s dash number (stamped on the frame under the cylinder crane) before ordering. Also see Part #K101016B for the old style variant. Gunsmith fitting recommended.

Function

The rebound slide is driven rearward by the trigger during double-action operation and returns forward under spring pressure after the trigger is released, resetting the action for the next shot. It also serves as a passive safety — preventing the hammer from reaching the firing pin unless the trigger is fully depressed. A worn or broken rebound slide can cause trigger return failures, light primer strikes, or unsafe conditions.

Installation Note

Professional gunsmith installation required. Rebound slide replacement involves sideplate removal and action reassembly. Proper function and safety must be verified after installation.

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