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I love french walnut, these are Culina's on a Python If you really want to drool over beautiful grips check out Rob Rowen's site ROWEN CUSTOM GRIPS, LLC - Home

My custom old model Super Blackhawk 44 magnum

SOLD- Bianchi holster #5BHL fits 6" N frame Smith & Wesson. $40 shipped cash or postal money order. First "I'll Take it"

I have both a 57 and a 29. My advice, ........if you reload snag that 57. If you don't and plan on reloading someday, snag that 57..........At the end of the day you can't go wrong with either.

SOLD- Culina-Exhibition Claro walnut N frame round butt to square conversion target grips. $140 shipped postal money order or cash. First I'll take it

Nice score! I love my 29-6 and it looks good wearing Culina grips.

Bianchi right hand holster, fits 4" N frames. $45 shipped cash or postal money order.

*SOLD*These N frame target grips have been sitting in my parts drawer for years. Hopefully someone can put them to good use. Sorry but there is NO screw, I've looked everywhere and can't find one. $65 shipped postal money order or cash. 1st I'll take them followed by a PM......thanks

I can add a couple. First are a set of exhibition Claro walnut on a model 29. I provided the wood and did the finishing. I love how they look in the sunlight

Thanks, I'm no stranger to Smith's.........I've always been an N frame guy

Thanks guys, I bought it with my 7 year old nephew in mind. He likes shooting and is getting pretty good with the .22's. I figure this will be the next step up when he's ready.

It was a total impulse buy. I saw it in a pawnshop, I liked it and I bought it. I know nothing about these M&P's. The bore and chambers are excellent, it locks up tight and has a very smooth action. There are some specks of rust on the backstrap and a couple more specks here and there. It's a...

No, not at all. I sanded the superglue with 220, then I followed your directions sanding the True Oil with 240 320 and 400 grit. I rubbed them with steel wool between coats to remove the milky haze. The final 2 coats were just True Oil hand rubbed and lightly rubbed with steel wool after it...

This is a Model 29-6 I got new 19 years ago. It's been a workhorse and has had 1000's of rounds put through it. I figured it was time for some new shoes. I supplied a pretty block of Claro walnut and John Culina machined a set of round to square butt "Cokes" for me. He left them unfinished so...

I thought the recoil would be brutal, but it's actually not that bad. It feels no worse than shooting a 44 Magnum.