Smith & Wesson Model 625 Performance Center Mountain Gun Hammer Block .45 ACP, Part# 62581
Smith & Wesson Model 625 Performance Center Mountain Gun Hammer Block – Part# 62581
This is a genuine factory Smith & Wesson hammer block for the N Frame Model 625 Performance Center Mountain Gun chambered in .45 ACP. A used new-style part in serviceable condition. The hammer block is a critical passive safety component — it prevents the hammer from contacting the firing pin unless the trigger is fully depressed, protecting against accidental discharge from drops or impacts.
If your revolver has a worn, cracked, or missing hammer block, replace it immediately before returning the firearm to service.
Part Details
- Part Number: 62581
- Part Name: Hammer Block
- Condition: Used, factory original (new style)
- Frame: N Frame
- Caliber: .45 ACP
- Configuration: New style (post-2001 production)
- Function: Passive drop safety — blocks hammer-to-firing-pin contact unless trigger is fully pulled
Model Compatibility
| Model | Caliber | Frame | Style | Compatible |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model 625 PC Mountain Gun (post-2001) | .45 ACP | N Frame | New style | ✅ Yes |
| Model 625 JM (Jerry Miculek) | .45 ACP | N Frame | New style | ⚠️ Verify fitment |
| Model 625 (standard, post-2001) | .45 ACP | N Frame | New style | ⚠️ Verify fitment |
| Model 625 (pre-2001) | .45 ACP | N Frame | Old style | ⚠️ Verify fitment — may require old-style part |
| Model 629 / 627 (post-2001) | .44 Mag / .357 Mag | N Frame | New style | ⚠️ Verify fitment — same frame, different caliber |
| J / K / L Frame | Various | Smaller frames | — | ❌ Different frame size |
Note: Hammer blocks are frame-specific and not interchangeable between J, K, L, or N Frame revolvers. This is a new-style part for post-2001 production revolvers — verify your revolver's production date before ordering. Model numbers are stamped on the frame behind the yoke when the cylinder is swung out. Contact us with your serial number if you need help confirming production date or fitment.
Installation
Hammer block replacement requires full disassembly of the lock work. As a critical safety component, we strongly recommend installation by a qualified gunsmith. Do not return the firearm to service without verifying correct function after installation.
Questions about fitment? Call or email us — we're happy to help.