THE GUNRUNNERLLC
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I have been carrying a 1950 in 45 ACP for a couple years. I love it. Now I have a new 1950 model in case color. My gunsmith chamferred the cylinder, and did a great action and trigger job . But the grips that came on the gun are not the most comfortable things on the planet I am sure. Not that it actually hurts to shoot, but it could be more fun I am sure. I need some ideas from you pistoleros here. I am a shotgun guy who has to carry because the evil doers would over run my gunshop if I did not show a strong defensive offense. Or is that better said offensive defense?
Hmm...
Are Pachmayers the best thing since sliced bread? I have them on several of my other guns and on the model 25 I have been shooting for years, but they are not muych to look at...I like the looks of stag grips, but have only had a couple of pairs that were thick enough to be really comfortable while shooting, they were on a 38 and a 357... I still have not seen any grips look good or look like the real me for my1950. (The inside of the gate says 22-4---the bbl. says model 1950 on the side...which is it?-- Its a 4" bbl., case color remake of an older gun. Damn I can be a know-nuthin' on the loose sometimes...)
I switch off on my sidearms-n-holsters as badly as a woman and her shoes with matching purses... It depends on what I am wearing each day... Aint THAT a hoot! I'm accessorizing with my sidearm and holsters... Why not? I have to look good doin' it if I want to sell high end shotguns in a bad economy fighting Obamonomics... Yet I need a strong show of force for the evil doers, bandits, thieves, outcasts, bums, tramps, and other miscreants who look in to see if I am an easy knockover waiting to happen... I hate that they pass by and would try to be my best buddy if I didn't kick their nasty asses out... So I have to at least look ugly back at 'em dont'cha know......
I am open to suggestion as to where I can find the best grips in bone, stag, or whatever you suggest. And what are the best models of Pachmayer type grips? I now have four 45 ACP revolvers, and three of them need new grips. How 'bout it you pistolero types? What is the real skinny on this delemma?
All tips are truly appreciated by me, my hands, and my guns. I don't wanna' drop those pretty new things by accident... Boy -- that'd be bad form and a poor show of force wouldn't it? "OOPS, could'ja just wait a sec Mr. Holdup Guy? --
I seem to have dropped my hand canon... Be right with ya..."
I'm listenin' folks. Help is appreciated. And needed too!
Thanks,
Shep B
The Gunrunner,LLC
[email protected]

Are Pachmayers the best thing since sliced bread? I have them on several of my other guns and on the model 25 I have been shooting for years, but they are not muych to look at...I like the looks of stag grips, but have only had a couple of pairs that were thick enough to be really comfortable while shooting, they were on a 38 and a 357... I still have not seen any grips look good or look like the real me for my1950. (The inside of the gate says 22-4---the bbl. says model 1950 on the side...which is it?-- Its a 4" bbl., case color remake of an older gun. Damn I can be a know-nuthin' on the loose sometimes...)
I switch off on my sidearms-n-holsters as badly as a woman and her shoes with matching purses... It depends on what I am wearing each day... Aint THAT a hoot! I'm accessorizing with my sidearm and holsters... Why not? I have to look good doin' it if I want to sell high end shotguns in a bad economy fighting Obamonomics... Yet I need a strong show of force for the evil doers, bandits, thieves, outcasts, bums, tramps, and other miscreants who look in to see if I am an easy knockover waiting to happen... I hate that they pass by and would try to be my best buddy if I didn't kick their nasty asses out... So I have to at least look ugly back at 'em dont'cha know......
I am open to suggestion as to where I can find the best grips in bone, stag, or whatever you suggest. And what are the best models of Pachmayer type grips? I now have four 45 ACP revolvers, and three of them need new grips. How 'bout it you pistolero types? What is the real skinny on this delemma?
All tips are truly appreciated by me, my hands, and my guns. I don't wanna' drop those pretty new things by accident... Boy -- that'd be bad form and a poor show of force wouldn't it? "OOPS, could'ja just wait a sec Mr. Holdup Guy? --

I'm listenin' folks. Help is appreciated. And needed too!
Thanks,
Shep B
The Gunrunner,LLC
[email protected]