Smith And Wesson Internal Lock Plug. I would like to remove the internal locks on my smith and wesson revolvers , j k l and n frames. Both owned by soldiers that i served with and both incidents were at the base rod and gun club.
Smith and Wesson Internal Lock Is it a Deal Breaker? from www.luckygunner.com
There are 2 ways to do this. Some guns, like my excellent 640 pro series are issued sans lock. The flag plate is noted with the nub.
On Centennial Guns It Only Leaves A Super Tiny Pivot Pin Hole Open But There Will Be A Gap On Guns With External Hammers.
There are 2 ways to do this. Taking the flag plate out is not enough. I will try to update this post if i find a flag to fill the gap.
The Internal Lock Can Be Removed On These S&W.
Open expanded view+ click image to zoom. Contact smith and wesson for your own pair of frame plugs , the original m&p plugs will work on the m2.0 with no issues , this was last weeks video it's late. I've personally seen two s&w's lock up at the range since about 2009.
(The Video He Provides In His Thread Takes It Only As Far As To Remove The Leaf That Locks The Gun, But Not The Actual Circular Locking Device.)
In stock view all schematics. One at an idpa match and one just practicing at the range. We invent our own products.
The Flag Plate Is Noted With The Nub.
This procedure will not leave an unsightly hole in the side of. I have seen pictures of smith revolvers with the locks removed and plugs installed but can't find any out there in kit form. There was a guy on one of the s&w forums that made a plug to fill the hole, but i think he has passed.
If Any Cal Gunners Out There Has Knowledge Of Such An Item I Would Appreciate Being Pointed In The Right Direction.
However revolvers are hardly a sealed unit with lots of places. If you decide to deactivate the internal safety, i suggest that you review various directions on the 'net. I choose to remove the flag.
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