silverstateS&W
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I'm a little confused they look like cokes to me because of the swell, but the checkering looks too high. Opinions !!thank you
Larry in Reno
Larry in Reno
Cokes or no? K frame
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No
Cokes are only N frame. These are standard k frame targets with the relief. Look not only for the length of the checkering, but the width. Also, more oval bottoms as opposed to rectangular-ish bottoms. But if they are K frame, they are not cokes.
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Thank you! That was fast
We've all been through it!
Wonder if they changed the newest SCSW ? The older one makes mention of K frame Coke's
I have come across very wide checking fields on some K targets but not the more ob-longed bottoms that cokes are known for.
Everyone would be better off if we lost the coke bottle reference. They really don't have much of a swell. This is a palm swell:
There have been some Cokes that were cut down to fit a K frame.
The top experts here say they have never seen a legit pair of K frame Cokes.
The top experts here say they have never seen a legit pair of K frame Cokes.
I agree as most I see have very little curve to them.
Thing is we have nothing else to call them as they are different than a standard grip.
Special Oversize Target Stocks.
I have seen (never held) K cokes, but they were all custom one-offs. I believer that Gripmaster Keith Brown has done some in the past.
I have owned two pair of N frame stocks that were modified to fit K frame guns. They looked good but the checkering field is completely different, as is the shape when viewed from the bottom.
S&W never made "Special Oversized Target Stoks" (Cokes) for the Krame.
These are N frame Cokes that wereruined modified to fit a K frame. Second pair I've owned...
These are N frame Cokes that were
I agree 100%.
