Link? I'm really curious about this. A M37 Steelbuilt .410 was my first gun, then a 20 gauge came a few years later. A 12 gauge was my grandpa's favorite gun to tote behind his pack of beagles while chasing rabbits. Hammers on the early M37's were small and curved backward. Might look like a "switch" or safety button in a picture. If I remember correctly Winchester didn't call that first version piece a hammer. They had some other name for the part but it was a hammer all the same. The M37A was redesigned with a more conventional hammer spur. Grandpa hated the redesign and strongly preferred the original Steelbuilt.
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