27-2 5” wearing Culina stocks

[SLT223]

Few side arms beat a 5" ejector shroud N frame in my opinion. Definitely worthy of high end stocks. I've been a big fan of John and Jennifer's products and decided it was time for marble cake walnut on at least one of my 5" 27's. These are French Walnut.

 

[KalamazooKid]

Classy right there.

 

[6518John]

It doesn't get any better than that!

 

[Old_Cop]

I have some combats on my 586, very easy to deal with and excellent craftmanship.

 

[muddocktor]

John and Jennifer truly sell some of the nicest looking stocks you can find for your S&W revolvers. That gun looking stunning with those stocks on it.

 

[JohnRippert]

With a name like Marble Cake Walnut and looking like that? Yum!

 

[Bajadoc]

That is about as nice as a revolver gets.

 

[rubiranch]

It sure is perty.

 

[Ranger514]

Pure porn!

 

[Valmet]

Those grips are stunning. And on what is arguably my favorite S&W- a 5" 27-2!

 

[boykinlp]

Fantastic grips, and John and Jennifer are first class to deal with! I have quite a few pairs of their grips.
Larry

 

[75Vette]

It looks like the gun and the grips are dripping wet. Beautiful!!!

 

[M29since14]

Magnificent! Thanks for the pictures!

 

[rubiranch]

Not to change the topic but what's an ejector shroud?

 

[Kingspoke]

27 5" with Culinas - Yes!!

Mighty nice! Definitely deserving of those Culinas!

 

[Bobby B.]

Very nice indeed!

 

[Bumpus13]

Not to change the topic but what's an ejector shroud?

This part:

Some models have them, some don't.

 

[Grip_Maker's_Wife]

Beautiful!

The new grips look beautiful on your model 27! They dress it up with classic elegance. We are glad you like them and thank you for sharing such great photos. It is always nice to see the complete picture of where they go. Enjoy!

 

[Kinman]

I completely agree with you on the 5" barrel length N-frame. Also on your choice of John and Jennifer's terrific work. Although this is a pre-27 5" it is wearing Culina stocks that are very special to me. I fool around with black powder muzzle loaders most of the time and was wondering if I could get something in "Tiger Maple" which usually requires some extra work to get the stripes to pop. John said he had experimented with using an oven to bring out the grain. These are his Roasted Maple stocks, the guys went nuts over them.

 

[rubiranch]

This part:

Some models have them, some don't.

Thank you very much.