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TT Gunleather high ride pancake (3" 686)

Another good range day. The groups are getting smaller and I think this 66 is turning into my favorite. Installed Altamont Falconia grips (yes, I'm a Goodyear guy) and like them better than the stock grips.

The 2.75" is not listed on the Galco site, but it is at Midway. Decided to take a chance. This is the CM112B designed for the 2.5" K frame. The barrel is protected, but the tip of the front sight has a minimal exposure. With the cant and high ride, I think I'm going to like it.

I don't remember when I bought it or what I paid, but here's an original.

Update-Range report....Awesome! Thought I would stay a 7 yards until we get to know each other. Started off low and left with some .38 and .357. I figured it was me (too many years with Glock), so tried 6 rounds in single action. It absolutely ate the hole out of the center. I went back to...

The 19 Carry Comp got my attention a few months ago, but decided on a 66-8 instead. I've been looking/making calls for the last month, but not in stock anywhere I could find. Finally found a local shop that just got one in. Went yesterday to check it out. Looked good and felt good, so took it...

Fond of my TTGunleather (3")

I've always preferred leather for my revolvers, specifically TTgunleather. But in the Texas summer and sweating like a poodle in a mink coat, I've found my favorite hot weather holster to be this Pro-S from 2aholster.com. It keeps sweat off the gun and I never thought kydex could be so comfortable.

Just about done getting my set up complete. TT Gunleather high ride pancake and Don Hume speedloader pouch.

After the stock wood grips and 2 sets of rubber Hogue's, these finally arrived today-Altamont Falconia Silverback checkered/stipple. A little wider than the Bantams and not as long as the Monogrip. They feel good! (Need a good cleaning tho) 686+, 3", TT Gunleather High ride pancake, Don Hume...

35 years ago for me. I think I slept in the same hut at Camp Bullis as yall did!

New grips installed. The Bantams feel much better, but I wouldn't mind them a bit fatter.

I've been a big fan of the Glock in .45acp for many years now, but decided to get myself a new 642 as a retirement gift (and 442 was lonely). Installed new VZ grips. Then I came to this forum and realized how much I miss revolvers. Around 1992ish, I had a 6" 686 and a 2" 686. Life was good with...

642 with VZ's, 442 with Falconia from Altamont.

Gorgeous! A work of art!