Videos tagged with Oversized Hand

This video details the process of fixing a slow-timed Smith & Wesson revolver by replacing the factory hand with an oversized one. It covers diagnosing the issue, identifying the worn hand as the cause, fitting the new part, and refining its action with a bevel to ensure smooth lockup on every chamber. The repair results in perfect timing and a ready-to-use firearm.

This video details how to diagnose and repair slow timing issues on Smith & Wesson revolvers. The primary cause identified is a worn 'hand' that fails to fully engage the cylinder ratchet. The solution involves fitting a factory oversized hand and precisely honing its engagement surface with an India stone to ensure proper cylinder lock-up.