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That sir is a wonderful find.. enjoy.

I purchased them from Al Simmons Gun Shop here in Canada, where I assumed they ordered from S&W. I tried a quick search online, but could not find a site where S&W sells grips? Yes, they fit on a L frame round butt.

Swapped out the rubber grips for these S&W grips... I eventually decided that the S&W logo embossed rather than the silver medallion looked best.

Thank you for your information Bluedot.... most appreciated.

Okay, I'm interested in replacing the grips on this revolver and I have heard lots about the square butt or round butt. Can someone elighten me on whether this has the square or round? I also noticed some grips have the screw in the middle of the grip, where mine currently holding the rubber...

My apologies for the delay in this post, I suddenly got very busy. Yes, that was certainly close on the date! It does have the front site white outline with the red ramp on the front.

Mr DWalt assisted me with this info awhile back and thought I would share. Thanks! I have a .38/200 Smith & Wesson CTG with patents of Dec 1914 , 6 inch barrel and serial number of #736XX4. I have been able to determine that it was shipped Feb 1941, which aligns to the civilian sales of these...

... it still makes me chuckle... MIM, geeze, when will this butthurt go away? Go back and see post #4

Thanks for that information Bluedot37, appreciate it. There was no envelope with the case. The 4 digit # is 0193. I have attached a photo. cheers,

No additional fees with the paperwork. Just wait times. This recent purchase took 10 business days to transfer to me, then I returned to the shop to pickup (with a Authorization to Transport).

Bluedot37, yes you are correct. I really didn't even notice that on the side of the case... thanks for pointing that out. I guess I was more concerned with whats inside :) The SKU is 150181 and of course the SN# matches. I only have the rubber grips, so based on your previous comments... this...

@Bluedot37 I bought it used, si I'm not sure what the SKU would of been. How you see it is how I bought it. I thought it was just a 686 Plus. Is there any additional marking to indeitfy it as a TALO? You have a nice revolver there sir.

Finally - pictures The 686-6 ...

Hey Bob, I most certainly will as soon as I pick up from the store. Here in Canada, as most of you are aware, we have to purchase the gun, then wait as the Cheif Firearms Officer actually transfer the gun to me. Then I have to apply for an Authorization to Transport to get it home. Cheers, Rob

First, thank you all who take the time to assist us with our questions... very much appreciated. I have justed aquired my third S&W revolver... geez I love these revolvers. Its a 686 Plus Unfluted stainless 5 inch barrel. The grips are rubber. I bought is used, but it has been well taken care...

Yes, thank you. That is the one. It looks like it came directly to Canada then...

Right on Yes, I have one with serial # 736XXX and Roy tells me it shipped in Feb 1941... thanks for clarifying this one as it had me puzzled.

Hi, I have a .38/200 Smith & Wesson CTG with patents of Dec 1914 , 6 inch barrel and serial number of #736XX4. I have been able to determine that it was shipped Feb 1941, which aligns to the civilian sales of these revolvers. It also has a letter 'P' on the butt. I can only assume this is a...

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We're close I read your post with interest, and noticed that your serial # is close to mine, within the 100's anyway. My gun matches your description as well, and starts with #7367xx but no crowfoot.