As an old PPC shooter, I find it beautiful. I still have my PPC revolver, plus a back up my wife (wonderful lady!) said I should have in case my primary broke in a match (which never happened). So the back up is still brand new. I too used the Rogers (later Safariland) grips on my duty revolver, PPC leg match revolver, and PPC revolver. Undoubtedly it is a niche piece, but for those in the PPC game at the time, they were the pinnacle of a match gun. Loved rolling back that smooth double action trigger. Given practice and competition, PPC revolvers tended to see a lot of rounds down the barrel, albeit .38 wadcutter. So, many were ridden pretty hard. The one pictured appears pristine. That and the provenance would make it very desirable - to the right buyer.