look on the side of the gun you will see a small screw on the right side between the cylinder and the trigger . take the screw out and there is a pin that will fall out when turn it over , do not lose it. flip the cylinder out and the swing arm will slide forward so that the whole cylinder will come out . then you can take ejector out and clean it
In my opinion no! The cylinder length of the 38 special would be shorter than the cylinder length of a .357 Magnum.
It is possible
Best left to a gunsmith
To reassemble a Smith & Wesson .357 Magnum revolver, first ensure the firearm is unloaded and the cylinder is open. Insert the cylinder back into the frame, aligning it with the latch. Close the cylinder until it clicks into place, then check that it rotates freely. Finally, ensure the hammer and trigger function correctly before storing or using the firearm.
1970
50-550 usd
Cartridge
357 Magnum
Does not exist.
Yes they have made them.
Smith & Wesson did not make the Double-Nine. High Standard did, and it was available with two cylinders. One was a .22LR cylinder the other was chambered in .22 Magnum. sales@countrygunsmith.net
No. The Model 28 is a .357 Magnum.