Smith wesson 14-2

[Ts_1911]

This is a 1967 model. Would it be a deal breaker if you were going to purchase this revolver and it has a hammer rub on one side?

 

[contender]

Not a deal breaker to me! Nice guns!

 

[Frack N Cylons]

Nope.

 

[Jeppo]

Does it rub when cocking and/or dropping? If so, I’d wanna try to understand why.

 

[kcult]

Is this uncommon?

 

[jfanatic]

Price would be the only "deal breaker". 14's are nice SWs and if the overall condition were A-OK and mechanicals checked out, I'd be proud to add it to the stable I do believe.

 

[Schattenreiter]

Nope! Buy it and fix it.

 

[John]

Only if I was looking for a pristine collector example. For a nice shooter gun, I would shim the hammer to center it up to make sure it doesn't drag and affect ignition. If I was selling, I would make full disclosure; If buying I would discount it a little to cover the work. If the rest of the gun looks like the cylinder, that's a nice one.

 

[Ts_1911]

Thanks guys it looks like the rest of the revolver is in great shape. Will know for sure when I get it.

 

[Ts_1911]

Well guess we will never know. Called to pay and they sold it out from under me. Oh well.

 

[BatteryOaksBilly]

Don't waste time coming here. The time to buy is when you see it.

 

[Ts_1911]

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Don't waste time coming here. The time to buy is when you see it.

It was mine. They forgot to mark it sold and somebody bought it in the store. There's other fish in the ocean.lol

 

[Jeppo]

I’ve seen several cases where a rubbing hammer caused catastrophic failure of a revolver with severe injury to the shooter. 😳














Not really. Just trying to ease the pain. 🤓