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S&W Revolvers: 1980 to the Present All NON-PINNED Barrels, the L-Frames, and the New Era Revolvers


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Old 04-29-2011, 08:07 PM
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Thanks to Keith Brown I just got these today

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WOW! Totally beautiful!
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Those are handsome grips! How do they feel?
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Old 04-29-2011, 08:25 PM
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Fit like a glove never had a pair of grips feel so good
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Very nice.Nothing like special made grips.
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Wow! Can't think of anything better to say.. WOW!!
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Wow! Can't think of anything better to say.. WOW!!
I can.

How about a pic of the whole gun with the grips too.

And...WOW!!!
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Old 04-29-2011, 09:56 PM
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Yeah more pictures.
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Thanks to Keith Brown I just got these today
I agree, those gripes are "Wow". Please tell us more about them!!!
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WOW is right, need to check into getting me a set for my 686
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I agree, those gripes are "Wow". Please tell us more about them!!!
Thay are Exhibition Grade Black Walnut with 20 LPI checkering with Ivory inset diamounds with a Exhibiton grade finish
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Wow is not good enough! Magnifico, Bravo and a few Huzzahs.

Forty years of chasing after and drooling on Smiths those are the nicest grips I've had the pleasure of seeing.
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Very nice grips, what frame do these fit? Keith came to my NE Ohio S&W meeting last weekend. Bought 2 sets with the same wood you have. I'll send one set back to him to checker after I figure out what gun to put them on. If you're close to Cleve., I'll have another meeting in the fall. Larry
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you asked for a few more pics from my new KB ropers here thay are hope these will do
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Keith Brown is definitely an artist, who takes the designs of Walter F. Roper and reproduces the grips of the French born artisan Mathias Gagne who actually carved "Roper" grips of the past. Keith makes his own screws (He's a journeyman screw maker) and escutcheons out of stainless steel and nickel silver respectively. It's indicitive of what a great job Keith does in that his grips actually surpass the original "Roper"s through his use of Juglans regia wood. You are very fortunate, Keith has a waiting list of months.
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