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Smith & Wesson K, L, N Frame Revolvers Hammer Sear - 070390000

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  • A small metal part displayed on a clear stand in front of a printed white information card that reads 'Smith & Wesson Revolvers Stainless Steel' with part number text, photographed against a light gray upholstered surface.
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  • A small metal part displayed on a clear stand in front of a printed white information card that reads 'Smith & Wesson Revolvers Stainless Steel' with part number text, photographed against a light gray upholstered surface.
  • A small metal revolver part displayed on a clear stand in front of a printed parts information card for Smith & Wesson revolvers, photographed on a light surface.
  • A small dark gray metal machined part with a triangular shape and a hole, resting on a light gray textured surface.
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  • A small triangular metal component with a single hole, photographed on a light gray surface.
  • A small dark gray metal replacement part, possibly a bracket or clip, photographed on a light gray textured surface.
  • A small gray metal machinist tool or cutting edge piece with two holes, photographed on a light gray textured surface.
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Smith & Wesson K, L, N Frame Revolvers Hammer Sear - 070390000

Smith & Wesson K, L, N Frame Revolvers Hammer Sear - 070390000

$26.99

S&W Old style forged sear K-frame, L-frame, and N-frame revolvers Stainless Steel.

All dash series listed below feature the traditional, machined forged steel sear (mounted directly to the hammer nose assembly). The transition to MIM sears occurred in 1997–1998 at the cutoff dash numbers noted.

  • All dash series listed below feature the traditional, machined forged steel sear (mounted directly to the hammer nose assembly). The transition to MIM sears occurred in 1997–1998 at the cutoff dash numbers noted.

    K-Frame Revolvers

    • Model 64 (.38 Special, Stainless, Fixed Sights): 64 (no dash) through 64-5 (MIM on 64-6)

    • Model 65 (.357 Magnum, Stainless, Fixed Sights): 65 (no dash) through 65-5 (MIM on 65-6)

    • Model 66 (.357 Magnum, Stainless, Combat Masterpiece): 66 (no dash) through 66-4 (MIM on 66-5)

    • Model 67 (.38 Special, Stainless, Combat Masterpiece): 67 (no dash) through 67-2 (MIM on 67-3)

    • Model 617 (.22 LR, Stainless, Target): 617 (no dash) & 617-1 (MIM on 617-2 / 617-3)

    • Model 648 (.22 WMR, Stainless, Target): 648 (no dash) (Discontinued 1994 — all pre-MIM)

    L-Frame Revolvers

    • Model 681 (.357 Magnum, Stainless, Fixed Sights): 681 (no dash) through 681-3 (Discontinued 1992 — all pre-MIM)

    • Model 686 (.357 Magnum, Stainless, Distinguished Combat Magnum): 686 (no dash) through 686-4 (MIM on 686-5)

    • Model 696 (.44 Special, Stainless, 5-Shot): 696 (no dash) (MIM on 696-1)

    N-Frame Revolvers

    • Model 624 (.44 Special, Stainless Target): 624 (no dash) (Discontinued 1988 — all pre-MIM)

    • Model 625 (.45 ACP / .45 Colt, Stainless): 625-2 through 625-5 (MIM on 625-6; production started at dash-2)

    • Model 627 (.357 Magnum, Stainless Target): 627 (no dash) & 627-1 (MIM on 627-2)

    • Model 629 (.44 Magnum, Stainless): 629 (no dash) through 629-4 (MIM on 629-5)

    • Model 657 (.41 Magnum, Stainless): 657 (no dash) through 657-3 (MIM on 657-4)

 Gun Parts Pistol Revolver

How to determine the model number of your Smith & Wesson Revolver. Swing out the cylinder , check behind the yoke on the frame for a MODEL NUMBER.
 
Model numbers began in 1957-58. So if there is no model number then your revolver may be older than 1957-58. In this case we can possibly still find the part you need with the serial # . If this is the case contact us and we will need a little more info on your revolver.
A revolver is a repeating handgun that has a revolving cylinder containing multiple chambers and at least one barrel for firing.
The term “hand ejector” came to denote all revolvers in which the action opened by swinging to the left side of the frame. Empties were ejected by pushing
The Smith & Wesson hand ejector double/single action revolver has been around long enough for the design to seem somewhat timeless!
Features: Smith & Wesson factory part

Gunsmiths Required: Disassembly and Assembly required to replace part
Some parts may require installation and fitting by a qualified gun smith Factory replacement parts are manufactured to the exact same specifications and tolerances and use the same manufacturing materials as the original parts

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