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Thanks, gentlemen. I bought these in the mid-90's for about $85. I can't remember how to post a picture but I would rate these as average. I just needed a reality check for value on these grips.

I have a set of Ajax Sambar Stag Grips I purchased for my father in law to use on a M19. He has since passed away. The M19 has a 6" barrel so the grips are kinda undersized in my opinion. I checked the Ajax website and they said the Sambar Stag is running out and when they are gone, they will...

Wacko intruders are to be favored with the fruit of the Mossburg 500 Police, 00 Buck for the first 5 rounds, slugs for the second five from the ammo holder on the stock (it is easier to shoot THROUGH a corner than to shoot around it). While I am entertaining the wackos, my lovely and charming...

Well, I am certainly in good company on the M19 issue! I have the M19-5 with factory grips, Ajax Sambar Stag Grips, and a set of Pachmyers for it. I always thought the factory grips felt the best in my hand. Although Ajax has some very nice grips for the 19 that look factory but are a bit...

After getting some very helpful feed back on my old S&W .38, I continue to lurk here and have noticed that there is very little discussion on the Model 19. I have a M19 6" Target and love the gun but am I alone? Is this just not one of those guns that people covet?

After getting some very helpful feed back on my old S&W .38, I continue to lurk here and have noticed that there is very little discussion on the Model 19. I have a M19 6" Target and love the gun but am I alone? Is this just not one of those guns that people covet?

Oldflatfoot, thanks for your comments. I ran a brush through the pistol, oiled it up and put it in the safe. No plans to sell it right now. And unless someone edited my post, I think I did say Peacemaker; that is what I meant at least. The older I get the...um.....I forget.

Just joined to get feedback on a S&W pistol but found the company pleasant. Father was an armorer and SA instructor during WW II and Father in Law was a cop. Naturally, guns are a part of my life. Growing older, I have fewer revolvers and more shotguns, though! This close to the Mexican...

Just joined to get feedback on a S&W pistol but found the company pleasant. Father was an armorer and SA instructor during WW II and Father in Law was a cop. Naturally, guns are a part of my life. Growing older, I have fewer revolvers and more shotguns, though! This close to the Mexican...

Nope, not gonna sell it, just wanted to know if it was really valuable or more of a keepsake. Maybe in a few years it will be like a Peacemaker is now.

Forgot to ask: is this gun safe to shoot with modern .38 spl ammo? If it is not a high-dollar gun, it might be fun to shoot.

Thanks for your opinions, guys. The fellow at the gun store said about $900-$1100 but that didn't seem right. Guess it all depends on whose buying it. A bit of history on this gun: my grandfather owned it and he lived in an Italian neighborhood in North Denver. Lots of mob action, including...

Sorry, I forgot to resize the image. If a forum ADMIN whats to delete them, I can post smaller photos. At least you can really see the details!

Sorry, I forgot to mention it is a round butt.

Pace, you are correct; 5 Screws. I can take a couple of photos but I don't know how to post them here.

Gentlemen, This is my first post here and it is a question. I have a .38 SPL 6" bbl with real pearl grips, condition is about 75%. No pitting in the barrel or cylinder. Serial number is 239262. There is no "V" in the serial number. I see 4 screws in the frame, 5 if you count the grip screw...

Gentlemen, This is my first post here and it is a question. I have a .38 SPL 6" bbl with real pearl grips, condition is about 75%. No pitting in the barrel or cylinder. Serial number is 239262. There is no "V" in the serial number. I see 4 screws in the frame, 5 if you count the grip screw...