Case hardened hammer and trigger question

[Macchina]

With K-A-S-E-nit!!!

Oh! I didn't realize we were talking about the type of gunsmith who also specializes in:

And...


And let's not forget:

 

[Macchina]

...His name is Bubba and he will fan your hammer!

 

[WardenWolf]

Well, I guess the single action on his 10-5 is okay, but the double action, UGH. My M&P is much nicer.

 

[dfariswheel]

Stainless steel, while very tough..is a "gummy" metal..never will get the glass-hard surface of a case-hardned steel..or the silky smooth/glass rod breaking feel of a classic S&W.

Colt used stainless steel hammers and triggers in their stainless steel revolvers, including the ultra-smooth Python.
Colt was later into the stainless pistol game and by that time, any problems with stainless had been solved.
S&W just decided it was cheaper to stick with carbon steel parts, with or without the flash hard chrome.

 

[gp911]

Oh snap... JB Weld, cold blue, and aluminum black together? Oh no you di'n't! That's an insult to JB Weld. That stuff can work miracles! Like Frank's Redhot, I put that s*** on everything!

 

[CraigC]

...His name is Bubba and he will fan your hammer!

Oh boy, another internet expert.

I guess Roy Dunlap, who wrote one of the best books on gunsmithing, is a Bubbasmith??? Maybe you should try reading his book.