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SKU: 100018577
Built for current-production Smith & Wesson N-Frame centerfire revolvers, this replacement hammer is intended for shooters who want to tune trigger pull weight through strain screw adjustment. It serves as a semi drop-in factory replacement, though minor fitting may be required. Because it removes the hammer spur, it converts the revolver to double action only, making it a practical choice for users who prefer a DAO setup. This is a focused upgrade for revolver owners who want a different trigger feel without changing platforms.
Allows Trigger
Pull tuning by adjusting the
Semi Drop-in
Replacement for the factory hammer
Current Production
S&W N-Frame centerfire revolvers
Converts Revolver
To Double Action Only
Lacks Hammer
Spur for cocking, simplifying DAO
| Action Type | Double Action Only (DAO) |
|---|---|
| Compatibility Note | Works in current production S&W N-Frame centerfire revolvers only |
| Compatible Firearm | Smith & Wesson N-Frame revolvers |
| Firearm Type | Centerfire revolvers |
| Fitting Required | Minor fitting may be required |
| Installation Type | Semi drop-in replacement |
| Revolver Frame Size | N-Frame |
| Trigger Pull Adjustment | Adjusting strain screw for lighter main spring force |
It works with current production Smith & Wesson N-Frame centerfire revolvers only.
Yes. The description says it converts the revolver to Double Action Only (DAO) and lacks a hammer spur for cocking.
It is described as a semi drop-in replacement for the factory hammer, but minor fitting may be required.
Yes. The hammer is designed to let the user tune the revolver for a lighter trigger pull weight by adjusting the strain screw for lighter main spring force.
No specific performance guarantee is given. The source says it allows trigger pull tuning without sacrificing reliability, but no detailed testing or quantified results are provided.