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Holy shit thank you I was trying to figure out where the trigger reset spring was. Theres almost zero information anywhere, you're a lifesaver.

How many mm bullets does this gun use and where can I find it? 7.62 ? 7.65 ? 9 mm ? 9.65 ? 6.35 ? 9.17 ? 9.19

Buen Rebolver

¿Is it safe to shoot .22 WMR in a Flobert 6 mm revolver (Iver-Johson circa 1900?) with adapted both firing mechanism (annular) and new barrel? ¿Will the frame, the upper breech and cylinder withstand the explosions? Many thanks. Roberto from Argentina.

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Una pregunta tengo uno de estos mismo .32 cuando lo disparo el primer disparo lo percuta pero al segundo la aguja queda pegada y un poco sobresalida de su eje y para arreglar ese problema tengo que dispararlo de lado que tiene de malo?

thanks! now to move on! owe you a beer!

Hola amigos hace poco heredé este revólver y resulta que cuando acciono el gatillo este queda hacia atrás. Es decir que no regresa como creo que debería. Me podrían ayudar para saber si esto es algo normal del modelo o es algún tipo de falla que debo reparar

You screw around way to much, my fourteen year old grandson disassembles and reassemble the Same hand gun in about a third of the time in which you demostrated.

Helo, Good video. How can i identify the manufacture date of this revolver?

What year is that revolver and caliber?

Legal

Do you have a reassembly video? I got it all apart now need to put it back!

Nice handgun.

Hola buenas tardes, tengo uno de estos soy de Chile, pero se encuentra incompleto le falta la empuñadura y una pieza de la caja de los mecanismos lo encontré en el desierto de atacama.

Kinda scary. Pieces falling out without explanation. Hand motions are confusing. Hmmm I would never get it together again with this video.

Oh I'm sorry, but this was almost painful to watch. So many errors, but all turned out well in the end. You are to be congratulated for not using force! A part may need fiddling to get it in place but if it needs force you're making a mistake. But please leave the hardware store screwdrivers in the garage! Get a set of gunsmith ones from Brownells or Midwayusa... they aren't expensive and will save many a screw slot.

I have the model with the owl facing strainght do you have any videos on the breakdown and clean up

I have the same model and when I took the hammer out there was a small spring in the hole that was closed. (As opposed to the hole that partially open). Is that supposed to be there? I couldn’t tell if there was one in yours.

So I have the same but but mine is has the Hammer and is double and single action I can't find anything on it

One day, the hand spring on mine broke. So i took off the side plate to replace it. Took out the old hand with broken spring and was waiting for my replacement hand with spring to arrive. Before I got it, I managed to shear off the stud that the hammer goes on! (Probably from me dry firing with the side plate off). I bought a replacement for that, its called the "Hammer Stud", and the replacement I got looks identical to the original. My problem is that I cant figure out how to remove the remnants of the old stud to put the new one in. The part that sheared off of the stud is just the cylindrical part that the hammer slides onto. The part that has two sorta holes on top and bottom is still in the frame. I'd imagine maybe S&W had some proprietary tool they used back in the day for installing that part but I haven't been able to find any info on how to get out the old broken piece and put on the new replacement piece (Hammer Stud). So just figured I'd try my luck and ask here as well. Its so unfortunate having a gun that is rendered useless due to 2 small, cheap parts... and one of those parts (the Hand Spring that started this whole mess) is very simple/straightforward to replace! Moral of the Story: NEVER DRY FIRE a S&W Safety Hammerless with the side plate off!!!!!!!!!!! Anyhow, I enjoyed the video, seems very helpful and detailed. Thank you for uploading it for us collectors/enthusiasts!

the side on the frame on mine doesnt come off like yours did. i have no way of getting to the internals of the gun!!! any help on that ?

Anyone have links on how to repair broken firing pin on one of these?

where is the reassembly video. on that gun?

What did you have it plated in? It looks beautiful

Gato con guantes no caza ratones !!!

Tengo uno pensaba q era un col 45 el mio es modelo 1890

Tengo uno igual...pero 38c

Friend, I ask you for an inventive favor, could you send me the measurements of the pieces of 32, they were lost over the years?

THIS IS SO HELPFUL!!!!

Great video! Love these little revolvers!

This here video technology has sound you know.

Alguem sabe me falar em portugues,qual a marca,ano e origem desse 32?

Bless you for doing this, I've been wanting to break and clean ol' girl since I was a kid....I'm 50 now.

Nice - Thank you - I have a hammer version - but enjoyed watching and learning just the same.

Aynısı ama siyahi elimde mevcut iver johnson revolver çekiçli ve kürekli dönemin en iyisi diye tahmin ediyorum bunlarla ugraşan merakı olan usta birinin elinden geçmesi lazim eski tabanca sonuçta

Thanks for taking that one down. I have the .38 short cal. one just like that. My cylinder turn almost freely, it not locking solid and has a little play to it. The spring on the catch at the bottom of the frame is not strong enough to lock the cylinder in place. Do you think these would shoot a modern day .38 short or stick with black powder?

bir haftadır uğraşıyorum çatal yayı kaybolmuş ilk defa tamir ediyorum bulamadım arızasını sonunda yani

Thanks a lot for posting this video, and for the time you took to make it. it is very useful and helped to reassemble the trigger guard of mine.

Hey do you know what spring returns the trigger? My gun’s trigger will return 90% of the way but I have to give it a little push from the rear to get it to CLICK in the fully reset position so the hammer will work. Any idea if it’s that first spring or the last one you pulled out?

Is this gun made of brass?

It alwasy amazes me why people like you try to make a video showing how to do something they know nothing about. And ...do not even have the basic skills to use the simpliest hand tools. All of your videos suck

Hello, could you tell me what model is that revolver? I have one like it, but I can't find it on any website. Thanks!!

I just inherited one of these. Great little pocket pistol. Thanks for the video.

Me gustaría ver el montaje total con las piezas ya tenias montadas el stop del barril y seguro de la cacha

Where can I get another one like the one that makes the hammer go back and forth? I'm from another country Plis

Good video but i missed the install of the cylinder stop and split spring?

Did you do one on DISassembly, also? Thanks!

How do you replace the firing pin spring? The part is shown on the schematic on Numrich's webpage but I can't figure out how you get the firing pin out to replace it.

Sir, I have a H&R model 999 22LR I purchased in the early 70’s. I’m now having an issue where the extractor won’t seat back down onto the cylinder when closing the barrel assembly for firing. The extractor goes halfway down and stops. If I remove the cylinder catch spring and try again, everything works just fine, with me holding the cylinder in place of course. I’ve cleaned this gun carefully and can’t imagine dirt or fouling is a culprit. The extractor seems to operate on a cam in the hinge assembly. To check the hinge assembly for a problem I removed the small bolt and then tried to remove the hinge pin with light tapping using a pin punch, but to no avail. I’m not having any luck resolving why the extractor no longer seats completely. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.