60-10 with factory smooth target grips

[sprscientist]

Really like the look and feel of these. I know they are period incorrect for the 60-10, but they seem to be a good match for the 3".

 

[flgolfer29]

I like them, wish I had a similar set.

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[Green Frog]

My 60-4 wore a set of checkered J targets for a while until I found a set of imported (Thai) RB smooth combats made of a dark wood (rosewood?) and enclosing the backstrap like the targets do. The targets temporarily ended up on my 631 until I could find some Charles Daley smooth combats for it as well. Smooth is good!
Froggie

 

[Casual Smith Nut]

I have the same j frame smooth targets. They see time between my 3 inch 60-15 and older 4 inch 63 kit gun. It's a great grip which almost gives the feeling of transforming a J frame into a jr K frame.

 

[colt_saa]

That is a great grip design. It works on both a square butt and a round but.

My oldest set are these checkered ones that Smith & Wesson threw in the dumpster because of the improper staining.

That is the reason I like them

These were rescued by the Factory's Chief Metallurgist back more than 40 years ago

 

[fredcoyote]

Smooth J Targets on 60-10 & 60-3 DAO

Hard to beat grips for J frames with 3"+ barrels. Even have a spare set that see multiple other J's.

Happy shootin'

Fred

 

[stansdds]

That is a great grip design. It works on both a square butt and a round but.

My oldest set are these checkered ones that Smith & Wesson threw in the dumpster because of the improper staining.

That is the reason I like them

These were rescued by the Factory's Chief Metallurgist back more than 40 years ago

Proof that one man's trash is another man's treasure. I think those stocks are striking in appearance. Glad that the chief metallurgist saved them from destruction.

 

[Casual Smith Nut]

That is a great grip design. It works on both a square butt and a round but.

My oldest set are these checkered ones that Smith & Wesson threw in the dumpster because of the improper staining.

That is the reason I like them

These were rescued by the Factory's Chief Metallurgist back more than 40 years ago

Takes a metal guy to save quality wood!