RI001 Smith & Wesson Used I Frame ReBlued 6" Pinned .22/.32 Cal Bekeart Barrel timing parts A lighter mainspring reduces trigger

A lighter mainspring reduces trigger pull weight but may cause light primer strikes with hard primers

Introduced in 1955

and typically features a 1 7/8 inch barrel for maximum concealability

The Smith & Wesson Model 442 is a lightweight

Why Choose Genuine OEM Barrels

RI001 Smith & Wesson Used I Frame ReBlued 6" Pinned .22/.32 Cal Bekeart Barrel timing parts A lighter mainspring reduces triggerRI001 Smith & Wesson Used I Frame ReBlued 6" Pinned . 22 . 32 Cal Bekeart Barrel No Locking Bolt Assembly & No front Sight How to determine the model number of your Smith & Wesson Revolver. Swing out the cylinder , check behind the yoke on the frame for a MODEL NUMBER. Model numbers began in 1957 58. So if there is no model number then your revolver may be older than 1957 58. In this case we can possibly still find the part you need with the serial #