Extra Wide Hammer Spur?

[parisite]

Does FA make a hammer for a model 83 with an extra wide hammer spur? Something like the .5" wide target hammers on S&W revolvers. It, to me, would make shooting my FA 44 Magnum that much more enjoyable.
 
Also I'd like to know if a FA front sight hood would fit my 10" barreled 44 Mag. It has a very tall front sight that is angled rearward from bottom to top. I thought about getting a sight hood for no other reason than to protect my front sight.

[Ken ONeill]

No extra wide hammer spurs. Gunsmith Alan Harton (Single Action Service, Houston) has attached a couple Ruger Bisley  spurs to FA hammers for my friend Robb Barnes. I know of no other similar work.
If your tall undercut "Silhouette" front sight has a notch at it's bottom rear, that notch is to hold the front sight hood on, and yes, it works.

[parisite]

My front silhouette sight has no notch anywhere around the bottom of the sight. My 44 is a 1990 manufacture, maybe they didn't do that then?

[Ken ONeill]

Maybe not, I don't remember when they were introduced. In any event, FA no longer offers the sharply undercut front sight. You can order an adjustable (for both height and width) screw-in post
front sight and hood from FA. The hood is designed to shade the front sight when target/silhouette shooting. It is not designed to protect the sight from bumps. Realistically, it cannot be used in a holster, nor could the adjustable post, without the hood ... of course the old sharply undercut front sight tears up holsters, too.

[parisite]

I'll keep these front sight options in mind and thanks for pointing them out.
No, this silhouette undercut sight shaped, I think, like a spearhead is not very conducive to holster duty. It does however work very well for what it is designed for.