I posted these wood grips recently here. I wondered if they were Herrett's but someone showed me identical shaped Jay Scott's. Someone had painted them white but since they had such a great shape I decided to bring them back to life though I hardly know how to do it. Paint was removed, grips sanded a little though already smooth, and ten light aplications of linseed oil with 6-12 hour intervals. I used 50 year old linseed oil because it's all I have laying around here. They fit my 1905 Officer's Model but not my Python (??). I have the original grips so these will just go in my grip box until I might need them. But they were perfect to practice on.

Those look like a nice set of flame birch grips. Well done.

Those are just freaking beautiful pieces of wood you got there.

Wonder what was going through the guys head who painted them white???

That's what I was thinking. At first I thought they were white plastic. Making two trips to the gun store I bought about seven pairs of grips from their parts box for $30. Included were some Fuzzy Farrants and a cut down pair of S&W coke grips. These are currently being cleaned up, rebordered, and recheckered since they feel fantastic in the hand, balancing perfect on my short Model 27.

What frame size are the Farrants for?

They were gorgous K frame square butts I sold here in the classifieds. I'm left handed so sadly I couldn't use them.

Very nicely done, they look great!