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The half-moon shaped piece that fits on the front of the bolt. Grasp it and give it a little twist as you compress the spring. Sometimes they stick.

Bulldog, I am far from being an expert on this, I’m just looking up the dates in my copy of “The Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson”. I am not seeing anything close to your serial number in there. Possibly someone more experience will read this and help you out.

I think 1976.

Chuck, The scope is a Leupold-Gilmore LG-1, a red dot only. It does have the small two-minute dot, which seems to help in fine shooting. I am shooting from a bench using sandbags under the gun at the bottom of the grip and at the front of the frame in the trigger guard area. A bit of the rear...

1 ½” groups are not bad. Here’s what mine will do at twenty-five yards if I’m having a good day. This was shot with Remington hollow points, which seems to be the most accurate among the inexpensive stuff, at least in my gun. I’m too cheap to use the costly premium ammunition.