samandglove1
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Anyone know what company produced a rubber (gripper-like) grip that had an image of a cowboy riding a bucking bronco on the side? I saw it on a square butt k frame model 13.
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Identifying a rubber grip
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Did Mustang make rubber grips? I think Mustangs also only had an image of a bucking horse (no cowboy).
I have two pair of them - J and N frame
The J frame is for rd butt and it is stamped "RFSA" on the inside.
There is no screw for the two pieces - they snap together and are held by rubber tits.
The N frame are sq butt use a screw and the rubber tits combined. The strange thing is that there are initials "RFSE" stamped on inside.
You have me wondering who made thes now!
PS - these have the cowboy and the bronco and both are two pc fingergroove
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You may be right, I'm just guessing.
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Exactly!!
Mine is stamped S&W K Frame RF S.D.. It is also a rubber two piece with the tits, but there is also a screw to hold the grip together.
I have two pair of them - J and N frame
The J frame is for rd butt and it is stamped "RFSA" on the inside.
There is no screw for the two pieces - they snap together and are held by rubber tits.
The N frame are sq butt use a screw and the rubber tits combined. The strange thing is that there are initials "RFSE" stamped on inside.
You have me wondering who made thes now!
PS - these have the cowboy and the bronco and both are two pc fingergroove
Mine is stamped S&W K Frame RF S.D.. It is also a rubber two piece with the tits, but there is also a screw to hold the grip together.
So............
RFS is the company
A = J frame
D = K frame
E = N frame
Maybe ???????
They are Mustang Grips. I have sets for a Colt trooper that is marked
"RFCC Colt MKIII Frame". A couple of sets for N Frames square butt Marked "S&W N frame RF S.E." and a set for a K frame marked "S&W Kframe RF S.D.". I bought 3 of them as new used stock off of Ebay after I got a set on one of my NFrames, the packaging on them labeled them as "Mustang Grips".
They are real "Hand Fillers" much larger than Hogues or Pachmayrs. I wear an 2X golf glove and these grips fill my hands better than any others I have ever used.
I have since removed all of them from my guns to replace with wood combats, but would not hesitate to recommend them as great "goodyears"
"RFCC Colt MKIII Frame". A couple of sets for N Frames square butt Marked "S&W N frame RF S.E." and a set for a K frame marked "S&W Kframe RF S.D.". I bought 3 of them as new used stock off of Ebay after I got a set on one of my NFrames, the packaging on them labeled them as "Mustang Grips".
They are real "Hand Fillers" much larger than Hogues or Pachmayrs. I wear an 2X golf glove and these grips fill my hands better than any others I have ever used.
I have since removed all of them from my guns to replace with wood combats, but would not hesitate to recommend them as great "goodyears"
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samandglove1
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Just a good guess. I recall seeing a photo somewhere (maybe here on this forum) a few months ago of rubber/plastic grips with the cowboy/horse image you describe and the Mustang name associated with them. I, too, assumed Mustang made only wood grips before then which is why I found it interesting trivia to tuck away for later.
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