Favorite S&W .22 Revolvers

Sure Richard, they were made from a botched set of J RB grips that had been pushed aside. I have the factory originals but they are very hard to get any kind of useful grip on.
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Sure Richard, they were made from a botched set of J RB grips that had been pushed aside. I have the factory originals but they are very hard to get any kind of useful grip on.
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Wow they are great!

All of my wraparound Roper grips need to have a relief in order to cock them in single action. Yours do not need one. Is it because of the slim design around your hand webbing?
 
...I have the factory originals but they are very hard to get any kind of useful grip on.
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I could not agree more. The factory grips on those Bekearts do not provide much of a grip at all. Those custom Ropers look great and appear to be super functional!!! Well Done!!!:cool:
 
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Not my favorite but look at those grips- a model 17 with a pair of Keith Brown grips I bought at the last Symposium- he had a whole table of them although there were fewer pairs every time I walked by…
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My favorite shooter, this early post-war K-22 belonged to my father in law's hunting buddy. Two small pits on either side of the frame where it sat in a target shooter's box for several decades.
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Regards,
 
My June 1968 vintage 17-3 is easily my favorite .22 handgun. It's early enough it's actually marked 17-2 (but 17-3 as per letter). Was a 17th bday gift from my father a long time ago. Still have it and it shoots as well as the day it was new.
 

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