Smith & Wesson N Frame Model 29-2 .500" Wide Target Hammer - .44 Magnum 29116
$89.99
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Smith & Wesson N Frame Model 29-2 .500" Wide Target Hammer - .44 Magnum 29116
$89.99
Smith & Wesson Model 29-2 .500" Wide Target Hammer
Authentic Smith & Wesson factory hammer from a Model 29-2 .44 Magnum revolver. This classic old-style target hammer features the wider .500" spur preferred by competitive shooters and enthusiasts for improved control and reduced hammer bite.
Key Features:
- Factory S&W part in used condition
- .500" wide target spur for enhanced grip and control
- Old style configuration - classic vintage design
- Fully functional, ready to install
- Precision-machined to factory specifications
- Ideal for restoration or upgrade projects
Compatibility:
Designed for Smith & Wesson N Frame Model 29-2 revolvers chambered in .44 Magnum. This hammer is for centerfire N Frame models only. May also fit other centerfire N Frame models of the same era (Models 27, 28, 57, 58, 625, 627, 629), though professional fitting may be required.
Important Note: This is a centerfire hammer and is NOT compatible with rimfire N Frame models, which require different firing pin configurations.
Installation Notes:
Professional gunsmith installation recommended. Disassembly and reassembly of the revolver's action is required. Some fitting may be necessary to ensure proper timing, function, and safety. Factory replacement parts are manufactured to exact specifications, but individual fitting is common with used parts to ensure optimal performance.
Specifications:
- Part Number: 29116
- Model: 29-2
- Frame Size: N Frame (Large Frame)
- Caliber: .44 Magnum (Centerfire)
- Spur Width: .500"
- Style: Old Style Target Hammer
- Condition: Used
- Manufacturer: Smith & Wesson
About the Model 29:
The Smith & Wesson Model 29 is one of the most iconic revolvers ever produced, made famous by Clint Eastwood's "Dirty Harry" films. Built on the robust N Frame platform, it was designed to handle the powerful .44 Magnum cartridge. The dash number (-2) indicates the second engineering change to the Model 29 design, representing a specific era of production valued by collectors and shooters alike.