1905 Smith and Wesson firing pin
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Smith calls it a hammer nose, not a firing pin. The other part is a hammer nose rivet.
If your gun is older, like pre-war (which it looks like), it isn't a model 10, that designation didn't come along until the 1950s. Parts may be different, I know the hammers are, not sure if the hammer nose is.
If your gun is older, like pre-war (which it looks like), it isn't a model 10, that designation didn't come along until the 1950s. Parts may be different, I know the hammers are, not sure if the hammer nose is.
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a good machinist cane help. you just need the specs. S&W has great records so that should be easy. Also numrich has good schematics.
Numrich (https://www.gunpartscorp.com/) often has the part you are looking for, but not where you are looking. 
Please post the serial number stamped on the butt to help identify when your revolver was made, and I'll see what I can find.
Please post the serial number stamped on the butt to help identify when your revolver was made, and I'll see what I can find.
In Numrichs section on S&W Military and Police K frame, (pre-war or pre-model number/short action)
https://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufa...s-42026/MilitaryPoliceKFrame-38388.htm?page=4
Looks like they have both parts in stock.
https://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufa...s-42026/MilitaryPoliceKFrame-38388.htm?page=4
Looks like they have both parts in stock.
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