Alternative to Jordan Trooper stocks.
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Your post made me look on their website, they do list Jordan stocks for square butt N frames under their custom section.
carelesslove
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Daveintn, carelesslove, here !
If you have "oversized mitts" like me, nothing really works for stiff recoil, like the Jordan Troopers.
I suffered with the recoil from my first 500, until a member of the Forum advertised a pair of "K Round, Jordan Troopers" and I bought them - quickly !
They tamed the recoil - although I have to admit that I load down the 500 ! Again, I have really big hands and the covered backstop and squared-off butt makes them perfect for me.
Many years ago, I "invested" in a pair of early Kurac's, for an old M29-2 and these were a little "strange" - John called them his "Magnum pattern". I haven't seen any quite like these - they are larger, longer in the butt, and have somewhat exaggerated palm swells and are more "shapely" than his regular "Cokes". If you can get them to make you a pair of these, you might like them - even though the backstop is not covered.
Again, I hope you find what you are looking for.
Tom "carelesslove" Love
If you have "oversized mitts" like me, nothing really works for stiff recoil, like the Jordan Troopers.
I suffered with the recoil from my first 500, until a member of the Forum advertised a pair of "K Round, Jordan Troopers" and I bought them - quickly !
They tamed the recoil - although I have to admit that I load down the 500 ! Again, I have really big hands and the covered backstop and squared-off butt makes them perfect for me.
Many years ago, I "invested" in a pair of early Kurac's, for an old M29-2 and these were a little "strange" - John called them his "Magnum pattern". I haven't seen any quite like these - they are larger, longer in the butt, and have somewhat exaggerated palm swells and are more "shapely" than his regular "Cokes". If you can get them to make you a pair of these, you might like them - even though the backstop is not covered.
Again, I hope you find what you are looking for.
Tom "carelesslove" Love
Yendor357
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When I clicked on the Jordan's on the Herrett's page, they wouldn't pop up.
In the 80s when I was a struggling young man, like most of you I read all the gun magazines I could get my hands on. Bill Jordan was one of my favorites.
Pachmyer made at the time a plastic reproduction of the Jordan grip, for not a lot of money. I had a pair and really liked them. But the plastic cracked beneath the trigger guard. And Pachmyer no longer made them.
They're still my favorite grip. Maybe Herrett will make some more.
In the 80s when I was a struggling young man, like most of you I read all the gun magazines I could get my hands on. Bill Jordan was one of my favorites.
Pachmyer made at the time a plastic reproduction of the Jordan grip, for not a lot of money. I had a pair and really liked them. But the plastic cracked beneath the trigger guard. And Pachmyer no longer made them.
They're still my favorite grip. Maybe Herrett will make some more.
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