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IraIII
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Here is a set of Badger grips that date from the early 80's, with a pronounced swell for a right hand shooter. I still have the grips, but the 19 is no longer with me.
JCS&W
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Here is a couple of examples of Kurac stocks.
Kurac stocks on a M58
Kurac stocks on a M29-2 Curly Maple
Herretts on a M19-3
Altamonts on a M66-1
Kurac stocks on a M58
Kurac stocks on a M29-2 Curly Maple
Herretts on a M19-3
Altamonts on a M66-1
JCS&W
US Veteran
One more,
Ahrends on a M627
Ahrends on a M627
OLDSTER
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Ahrends maples
OLDSTER
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Model 13-3 3" with Ahrends fiddleback maple with tung oil rubbed boot grips.
Model 13-4 3" with Ahrends cocobolo with tung oil rubbed boot grips.
Model 19-4 4" with Ahrends cocobolo with tung oil rubbed square butt tacticals.
Model 13-4 3" with Ahrends cocobolo with tung oil rubbed boot grips.
Model 19-4 4" with Ahrends cocobolo with tung oil rubbed square butt tacticals.
AveragEd
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I'm a fan of factory checkered target stocks, as my S&W revolvers are all older versions that came with them and I like keeping my guns all-original in appearance. But the most comfortable (for me) wood stocks are these S&W accessory stocks.
I think they are either made by Gun Grip Supply as they sell ones exactly like those or are sold to S&W and GGS by the manufacturer.
Overall, I think it's hard to beat the rubber Hogue MonoGrip for comfort and a good hold on the gun.
Ed
I think they are either made by Gun Grip Supply as they sell ones exactly like those or are sold to S&W and GGS by the manufacturer.
Overall, I think it's hard to beat the rubber Hogue MonoGrip for comfort and a good hold on the gun.
Ed
Those grips are real nice! Is that round
Butt or square ? What shape is that called
They have the same shape as the Ruger
Black hawk. That shape is great on high
Power revolver. Very nice.
You are right about the Hogue grips.I'm a fan of factory checkered target stocks, as my S&W revolvers are all older versions that came with them and I like keeping my guns all-original in appearance. But the most comfortable (for me) wood stocks are these S&W accessory stocks.
I think they are either made by Gun Grip Supply as they sell ones exactly like those or are sold to S&W and GGS by the manufacturer.
Overall, I think it's hard to beat the rubber Hogue MonoGrip for comfort and a good hold on the gun.
Ed
Those grips you have look real nice.
LimaCharlie
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My Lew Horton Special S&W 1911 with Sarge's Bird's Eye Maple grips.
My Ruger single-actions with various custom grips.
My Ruger single-actions with various custom grips.
tacreload
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The Tru-Oil is drying on these as I type this.
tacreload
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it looks like the ahrends base is pretty well covered, but they are my favorites so what the heck here's a few more,
My only set so far but I see more in the future.
S&W357, those are regular target style cokes with the roper pattern checkering. The wood is exhibition English walnut. The gun WAS a 17-2 but is NOW a .32 long with a 5" bbl and a weignd interchangeable front site base. Andy Horvath made it for me last year. Here are a couple pics of how it shoots at 50 foot. Larry
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That's bird eye wood. That's hard to get.My Lew Horton Special S&W 1911 with Sarge's Bird's Eye Maple grips.
My Ruger single-actions with various custom grips.
May be band soon. They say its the best !!
Are those all Ruger revolver ? Real nice
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Ahrends Retro Targets that I reworked with a more rounded bottom and removal of the flare at the rear.
