41 Magnum with Herrett's Stocks

[Doc44]

This 41 Magnum was originally shipped in April of 1964 and returned to S&W to be refinished in 1966. It has become my favorite shooter in this caliber. I purchased these Herrett's stocks many years ago. They are made of figured walnut and feature Herrett's fine checkering. The revolver and stocks make for a winning combination.

Bill

 

[ISOM]

Harrett Stocks---This is not an advertisement

Gun stocks by Herrett's Stocks, Inc.

 

[DWFAN]

Doc, why is it that your shooters look better than my safe queens?
Nice iron.
DW

 

[29aholic]

Very nice Bill

 

[HAWKEYE10]

Doc, why is it that your shooters look better than my safe queens?
Nice iron.
DW

I agree with DWFAN Don

 

[Vulcan Bob]

Yes Sir, I like it! I wish my shooters looked that good.

 

[gunsmith11]

Curious as to why it was refinished after only two years

 

[Doc44]

gunsmith11...We'll most likely never know the answer to that question, but it has been speculated the revolver may have had a finish defect when it was shipped and it was returned for a warranty refinish, or it may have been damaged and had to be refinished.

Bill

 

[yugolovr]

Very nice. Very very nice. Those stocks look great also.

 

[Sportsterguy]

My favorite caliber and model all dressed up. Looks great!

 

[Black_Talon]

I purchased these Herrett's stocks many years ago.

Those grips look like they cover the backstrap up at the top. Is that correct? If so, do you know what style/model of Herrett's they are?

Thanks!

 

[Doc44]

The stocks enclose the backstrap. I believe the stocks are Jordan Trooper style.

Bill