k3nn3y,I e/mailed him 12/27/2014. He replied with this.
I apologize ....we are not making the now for a while with the things that are going on.
Could you please post on the s and wesson site that we will begin again after the first of the year
Thank you
G
I e/mailed him 12/27/2014. He replied with this.
I apologize ....we are not making the now for a while with the things that are going on.
Could you please post on the s and wesson site that we will begin again after the first of the year
Thank you
G
I sent him a private message which if his email is still attached he should get it. No word yet. I did however successfully convert a set of wood 3913 grip to fit my CS9 perfectly. With the right Drexel tools and patience one can do it.I have been in email contact with Gearl, (Big Dog).
He said:
"I will be sending a mass email out soon and will take the first 12 orders
Cannot promise there will be more for a while after that....."
Regards,
BM1
Got a question since your familiar with BIG DOG grips and the CS9. The factory CS9 grips are wider and fit securely against the plastic retainer mounted at the bottom of the frame. Did BIG DOG address that issue and does not have any gap between the frame and the retainer. If someone has a picture of the bottom with a pair of BD grips mounted with the mag out I'd appreciate it.I tend to agree, but after doing something similar with CT laser grips I can tell you that there is more to it than meets the eye.
Besides just chopping off the bottom of the grip, there are two major problems to overcome. First, you have to find a way to support the mainspring since you chop that off when you shorten the bottom. Second, you have to drill a hole for the pin in exactly the right spot - miss just a bit and the grip slides around.
So to do a decent job, you almost have to build a jig of some sort - probably two of them. Then, you may screw up a set of grips - or two - getting everything adjusted. Sometimes you'll screw one up doing the modification, too - can't sell those.
Oh, and don't forget to finish the bottom and fill in the gaps around the frame of the gun.
Having had some experience doing the laser grips, I've looked at Big Dog's work - my CS9 came with them - and I don't think he's getting rich.