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11-28-2010, 12:52 PM
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Model 40 - lemon squezzer grips
Greetings - I'm new to this forum.
Seeking suggestions/recommendations for grip makers to replace my small factory round-butt wood grips with something better to hold-on with. The M-40 has the back-strap-safety.
My M-40 will be used as an alternating back-up pocket carry with a Seecamp-32.
Suggestions are encouraged - thanks,
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11-28-2010, 01:37 PM
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Welcome to the forum
I dont have any specific suggestions, but whatever you go with MUST be for a Centennial (40 or 42) as the grip frame is different than a normal J frame.
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11-28-2010, 01:42 PM
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My best recommendation is to get a Tyler T grip which adds to the grlip size without affecting anything else.
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11-28-2010, 03:23 PM
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I put a Hogue Bantom on my Modle 66. The back strap is wide open. I'm sure they have it for a J-Frame. Just another option.
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Ihave to agree a Tyler "T"grip is a great addition to any of the J frames. I don't carry or have ever shot my model 40 but heres a pic.
Also have them on my model 940
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IF YOUR M40 GRIPS EXTEND TO THE TOP FRAME CORNOR ID LIKE TO BUY THEM WHEN YOU FIND OTHERS .THE PICTURE OF THE MODEL 40 WITH WOOD GRIPS THE SHORT STYLE IM LOOKING 4 THE HIGH HORN THAT GO UP TO THE CORNOR. ABOUT 3' 9/16 THS 3' 5/8THS THANKYOU.DR DICK
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here is a pic of the early high-horn magnas.
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Tyler T-Grips
They add a little width to the handles for shooting,look crazy good and add a hint of class. Everything I look for in a fine old Smith.
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I'll cast another vote for Eagle Secret Service grips.
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