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:Only the newer production 4506s (and all of the metal-framed guns) have that.  My older-model 4506-1 has a stainless hammer and trigger.  Usually when firearms manufacturers expand their production, the quality of the weapons suffers as the manufacturer cuts corners to save production costs.  The lack of a stainless finish on the controls of later S&W pistols is an indication of this.  You can also see it in the case of Inox finish Berettas (the current Inox pistols have black controls, to cut production costs). -[[User:MT2008|MT2008]]
:Only the newer production 4506s (and all of the metal-framed guns) have that.  My older-model 4506-1 has a stainless hammer and trigger.  Usually when firearms manufacturers expand their production, the quality of the weapons suffers as the manufacturer cuts corners to save production costs.  The lack of a stainless finish on the controls of later S&W pistols is an indication of this.  You can also see it in the case of Inox finish Berettas (the current Inox pistols have black controls, to cut production costs). -[[User:MT2008|MT2008]]
::So stainless steel costs more. Damm.--[[User:Oliveira|Oliveira]] 19:32, 10 November 2009 (UTC)

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Blued

Is there any reason why the 4506-1 varient has an blued hammer and trigger?--Oliveira 15:59, 10 November 2009 (UTC)

Only the newer production 4506s (and all of the metal-framed guns) have that. My older-model 4506-1 has a stainless hammer and trigger. Usually when firearms manufacturers expand their production, the quality of the weapons suffers as the manufacturer cuts corners to save production costs. The lack of a stainless finish on the controls of later S&W pistols is an indication of this. You can also see it in the case of Inox finish Berettas (the current Inox pistols have black controls, to cut production costs). -MT2008
So stainless steel costs more. Damm.--Oliveira 19:32, 10 November 2009 (UTC)
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