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Anyone know of a reputable "smith" that will permanently disengage the "lock" on a Ti Chiefs Special S&W J-Frame?

Go over the the (unofficial) S&W Forum. There is a huge amount of discussion regarding this, and someone makes a plug to fill in the hole.

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URL?
Thanks,
Sam

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Thanks!

http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-smithi ... x-all.html

Been thinking about this too....got a few to many iron in the fire to do it right now.

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Thanks guys. I wonder if there are any smiths out there that do it including the plug for a resonable price?
Sam

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It's REALLY easy. There are Youtube tutorials. You'd be sad if you paid someone to do it and then realized how easy it is.

Be watchfull of a law suit if you ever had to use it.

Tony

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The only guns I like are those with triggers..

I can't imagine it would come into play in a shooting....the lock is to keep it from functioning. Once you have decided to use it, the lock had already been disabled.

That is why I went with a new model 40 though...no lock.

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Pretty much spot on.

I got a local guy to do it. It took him about 5min with a file. No matter if the key is turned it will never lock. He is going to replace all the MIM with real steel parts from another old school J-Frame too. Best part he didn't charge me a dime to do it..

There is a youtube video on how to do it yourself, it's pretty easy.