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pretty wood grips. Picked these up at last week's AGCA show and put them on one of my M19s.
Show some those pretty grips out there.

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I kinda like these on my nickel 29



These have nice wood for factory magnas and they number to my 19-2 snub





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Hey Greg, Do they have to be factory? Heres my Keith Browns
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Those are oh so sweet Chuck. I'm pretty sure I want a pair! Is there a website you can refer me to where I can pick out and order what I want? (I could also not be lazy and Google it I guess!)
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Those are oh so sweet Chuck. I'm pretty sure I want a pair! Is there a website you can refer me to where I can pick out and order what I want? (I could also not be lazy and Google it I guess!)
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of the finest grips on this or any other planet. He's a good guy who would be happy to talk to you about your choices and his phone number is also on his webpage. He's around Dayton Ohio close by.


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Hey Chuck, any of Keith's grips are welcome. Man those are beautiful.
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I am sick...all these great looking grips is like having to much chocolate!
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You don't often see a pair of rosewood stocks (from the 70s) with a lot of figure, but these are an exception. The second set of rosewood stocks is carved by Alvin White and has an ivory diamond inlaid around the escutcheon and escutcheon nut (circa 1958).

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weatherby, very NICE! You can't have too many! Bob
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You don't often see a pair of rosewood stocks (from the 70s) with a lot of figure, but these are an exception. The second set of rosewood stocks is carved by Alvin White and has an ivory diamond inlaid around the escutcheon and escutcheon nut (circa 1958).

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I've never seen any rosewood like that first set and the second set is a work of art. Thanks for showing them.
And weatherby that's a couple of nice group pics, thanks.
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I could have shined em' up a little more but I think these look nice on a 15-3 snubbie.
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Great looking grips. Wood is good!
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I have always thought the factory grips on my m57's were pretty nice.

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Wow, I'm enjoying the show!

Where is the best place to find some factory grips?

I'm looking for a set for my model 19 and my model 14, both 6” barrels.
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Where is the best place to find some factory grips?
Keep an eye on the forum classifieds, go to gun shows and ask when you go to gun shops.
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Where is the best place to find some factory grips?

I'm looking for a set for my model 19 and my model 14, both 6” barrels.
I don't find them they find me

every LGS you frequent ask..... you never know
oh I have a box of those out back could be the response you get
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My little 34-1 actually has some pretty decent stocks:
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The second set of rosewood stocks is carved by Alvin White and has an ivory diamond inlaid around the escutcheon and escutcheon nut (circa 1958).

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You sir, can not show these grips...with out showing the rest of that beautiful revolver! Please. Please, show the rest. I see engraving on the bottom of the trigger guard, I see were there is engraving going down the back strap. If you feel it would be high jacking this thread, you can start another one on engraved revolvers and show it there. From what I can see that is very nice! Thanks!
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My little 34-1 actually has some pretty decent stocks:

correct it does

when you wear those out the 5 th set might fit it

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when you wear those out the 5 th set might fit it

The plant must have gotten a pretty decent log the week they decided to make a run of Js!
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heck I didn't even know they were J's till after I bought them
I'm a rookie...... but I did get the smooth N's in that deal
some smooth N magnas too they were pretty cool
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Greg, if I may, this is the 19-4 I picked up after the OGCA meeting when I met you.

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Bob, that's very nice and your pics are always welcome.

dma1, those are unusual. Thanks for the pic.
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A pair I picked up this week almost has a spalted look to the grain sorry about the picture quality

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Well if we're going to bring Rugers out, these aren't really wood grips just inserts.

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What caliber is that?
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Well now I've gone and started something. I hate it when that happens. Just don't put any Colts on here OK?



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Well now I've gone and started something. I hate it when that happens. Just don't put any Colts on here OK?
I don't think you have to worry about Colts. I believe they used old pallet wood for their grips, oops I mean stocks.
Sorry if I insulted any pallets.
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Nah, I'm thinking it was compressed particle board...
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pretty wood grips. Picked these up at last week's AGCA show and put them on one of my M19s.
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Beautiful....beautiful grips!! you did so good my friend!!
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1980 25-5, with new grips I bought from S&W back in Jan.
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002Buck. Where are those "cokes"for the new pre 29?
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Those Rosewoods are phenomenal. I never tire of the "revolver
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You and I both Chuck this is A set I picked up last week

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I've shown these before but I get a kick out of them. I'll show'em the way I bought them (5$) and then the way they are now after modifying them.
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357 magnum, quite a handful with full bore rounds.
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Go ahead RUB it in, especially on a thread like this!

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Bama, those are really nice. But are you sure they are grips? They might be stocks. At least I was told that once on another forum. God bless.
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I've ventured to the dark side and like it




More spares too as you can see one set magically made it's way to a gun



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