I have a Model 60 Smith which I carried as backup for years. In doing so, I cut the hammer off and did a great trigger job but now want a hammer. Called S&W first, they sent one, the wrong one and I was told by them "that is all there is" so I am still looking. Does anyone know the best place to buy a standard Model 60 hammer?
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Just a hammer...
- Thread starter TinyDee
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44 Deerslayer
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If it's an older Mod 60 with the firing pin on the hammer, they don't make those anymore.
You need to be searching the places where they sell obsolete parts.
This is one place: http://www.gunpartscorp.com/
Google gun parts. Good luck!
You need to be searching the places where they sell obsolete parts.
This is one place: http://www.gunpartscorp.com/
Google gun parts. Good luck!
Mike Irwin
Staff
You need to buy a hammer for the correct envineering change. That GENERALLY reduces the amount of fitting that needs to be done, but it can be tough to determine.
orionengnr
New member
Try Numrich?
jglsprings
New member
Look over here in the classifieds...
http://smith-wessonforum.com/forum.php
I got a couple of complete hammer assemblies for my 15 and 64 for $25.00. Just have to be patient and look around.
If you talked with S&W they asked you what engineering number (often called a "dash number") you had. The dash number (60-2, 60-3,..., 60-10, whatever) will get you the correct hammer. It could be that you have a "no dash" as well.
http://smith-wessonforum.com/forum.php
I got a couple of complete hammer assemblies for my 15 and 64 for $25.00. Just have to be patient and look around.
If you talked with S&W they asked you what engineering number (often called a "dash number") you had. The dash number (60-2, 60-3,..., 60-10, whatever) will get you the correct hammer. It could be that you have a "no dash" as well.
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