Thanks for the comparison pix. I have been looking into
stocks for my 624's and Mountain Revolver for awhile now.
After looking at the pictures and reading the well informed
opinion I believe I will call Craig Spegel for a set of ebony
extended boot grips for my 3" 624 LH.
I will still be looking for some for the 4"ers. I might go with
Herretts for one of them.
I agree the dark wood (and contrarily ivory) looks best on
stainless.
I just refinished my first set of grips (for my old 1984 Redhawk).
These grips came from the factory as the driest pieces of walnut
you could imagine. They looked like birch and could be shaved into
tinder.
I slapped some DemBart London oil on them and sanded between
coats with 600 grit wet/dry (it's what I had).
They look small but actually fit my men's adult large hands very
well. I had Pach presentations on for hunting but they are
HUGE for this weapon, especially wearing gloves.
These grips have that perfect feel and must have been designed
by someone into the single action grips that have not changed
in over a hundred years cause they work.
This gun has taken many deer between myself and the buddy
that used it for several years. It's indestructible.
Sorry for the Ruger shill in a S&W forum. :P
My 6" 629 has taken deer as well.
Then again so has my Beretta 12ga. Ultralight O/U.
(I cannot count the number of pheasants this gun has
accounted for).
I live in a rifle free zone. Good place to be a handgun nut.
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Nemo