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Smith & Wesson Smith & Wesson K Frame Model 15-4 .38 Special Trigger .265" Wide Grooved Used Part# 15184F Part 15184F

Smith & Wesson K Frame Model 15-4 Trigger .265" Wide Grooved Old Style .38 Special — Used OEM Part 15184F

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Smith & Wesson K Frame Model 15-4 Trigger .265" Wide Grooved Old Style .38 Special — Used OEM Part

Genuine used Smith & Wesson OEM trigger for the K Frame Model 15-4 Combat Masterpiece revolver chambered in .38 Special. This is the .265" wide grooved (serrated) trigger in the old-style configuration specific to the Model 15-4 dash variant. The .265" width is the narrow trigger profile — narrower than the wide smooth or wide grooved options — preferred by shooters who want a lighter perceived pull weight and more precise double-action control. The grooved face provides positive finger purchase without a smooth or overtravel shoe. In double-action revolvers, the trigger is the primary interface between the shooter and the firing mechanism — each pull cocks and releases the hammer in a single stroke. A worn, cracked, or out-of-spec trigger causes inconsistent pull weight, failure to reset, or failure to fire. This used OEM part is inspected and functional, manufactured to original S&W specifications and tolerances.

Condition: Used — inspected and functional. Some fitting by a qualified gunsmith may be necessary.

Specifications

  • Part Number: 15184F
  • Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson
  • Part Type: Trigger
  • Trigger Width: .265" Wide Grooved (Serrated)
  • Style: Old Style
  • Frame: K Frame
  • Compatible Model: Model 15-4 (Combat Masterpiece)
  • Caliber: .38 Special
  • Condition: Used — genuine OEM part, inspected and functional

Compatibility

Model Frame Caliber
Model 15-4 (Combat Masterpiece) K Frame .38 Special

Note: This is the old-style trigger specific to the Model 15-4 dash variant. Trigger geometry and internal components may differ across dash revisions — verify your dash number before ordering.

Finding Your Model Number

Swing out the cylinder and look behind the yoke on the frame. The model number and dash number (e.g. 15-4) are stamped together. Model numbers were added starting in 1957–58.

Important Notes

  • This listing is for the trigger only. Trigger return spring, trigger pin, and all other action parts are sold separately.
  • Used condition — some fitting by a qualified gunsmith may be necessary.
  • Trigger replacement requires disassembly of the action. Gunsmith installation strongly recommended.
  • Always function test after installation to confirm reliable trigger function before firing.

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