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Smith &Wesson Performance Center 44 magnum Hunter Model 629 Question, Problem?
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<blockquote data-quote="Albritton" data-source="post: 1687561" data-attributes="member: 108690"><p>Well problem solved, where arm on trigger mates with the hammer when SA cocking is performed the hammer has a slight groove stoned into the face and the trigger arm falls into the groove on the tail of the hammer. When they created the groove they left a ridge at the top. When the when the trigger arm tip slides over the corner of the hammer tail it would stop against the ridge that was left when cutting groove. Ridge is just tall enough to make hammer stop and cock when gently pulling hammer back. When you put more pressure on hammer spur the trigger arm would jump over ridge and settle in the groove that is provided for the REAL cocking point. Minor fix, my Smith is gonna stone the ridge away. Gonna let my Smith fix it in two days instead of sending back to Smith for 6-8 freakin weeks and since the Performance center missed it before they sent it I really didn't want to send it to them anyway.</p><p>My Smith is a certified Smith and Wesson 30 year armorer so I have more faith in him than the Performance Center.</p><p>Anyway problem identified by the Smith and soon to be corrected.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Albritton, post: 1687561, member: 108690"] Well problem solved, where arm on trigger mates with the hammer when SA cocking is performed the hammer has a slight groove stoned into the face and the trigger arm falls into the groove on the tail of the hammer. When they created the groove they left a ridge at the top. When the when the trigger arm tip slides over the corner of the hammer tail it would stop against the ridge that was left when cutting groove. Ridge is just tall enough to make hammer stop and cock when gently pulling hammer back. When you put more pressure on hammer spur the trigger arm would jump over ridge and settle in the groove that is provided for the REAL cocking point. Minor fix, my Smith is gonna stone the ridge away. Gonna let my Smith fix it in two days instead of sending back to Smith for 6-8 freakin weeks and since the Performance center missed it before they sent it I really didn’t want to send it to them anyway. My Smith is a certified Smith and Wesson 30 year armorer so I have more faith in him than the Performance Center. Anyway problem identified by the Smith and soon to be corrected. [/QUOTE]
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