Blood and Iron
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I've been stationed overseas for the last few years & am a bit out of the loop on what Smith & Wesson is doing here of late. I know they got their head screwed on straight again, or at least claim to; but the last time I was home on leave, I saw they have now come out with a hammer lock system. Personally I think its left leaning, "look how we're trying to help" crap & I won't own one for this reason. Not to mention the possibility of system failure rendering the weapon inoperable. Don't get me wrong, I think the pre-lock Smiths were as close to perfection as revolver could get & I have a pile of them back in the states. I just don't like the concept of fixing something that wasn't broken. What do you old wheel-gunners think about this?