Fitz Gunfighters

[gunsnrovers]

After about 20 years of searching for a pair of K square Fitz Gunfighters to match the wood ones I have on my M28, I finally gave up my quest and picked up a pair of the "Duramite" stags for my M13.

I really wish someone was making this style still as they really do feel solid when you're shooting.

I guess my question is what do I do with the lifetime warranty if there is an issue?...

 

[Truckman]

I guess my question is what do I do with the lifetime warranty if there is an issue?...

It reverts to what we call an Arkansas guarantee...If it breaks in half, both halves are guaranteed to be yours......Ben

 

[s&wchad]

Fitz wood grips are highly underrated. Those are nice!

... I guess my question is what do I do with the lifetime warranty if there is an issue?...

You can donate it to the Smithwessonain Museum!

If you're irritated because the "Gold Bond Guarantee" is now worthless, you can try this:

 

[Borderboss]

I guess my question is what do I do with the lifetime warranty if there is an issue?...

I guess they were referring to Fitz's lifetime, not the customer.

 

[Truckman]

If you're irritated because the "Gold Bond Guarantee" is now worthless, you can try this:

I dunno, Chad...That particular kind of localized irritation might be better treated by doubling up with a more specific "Preparation"......Ben

 

[GOE909]

I truly appreciate the history of the Fitz, I was able to handle one at a gun show a couple of years ago. Beautiful, but just not for me.

 

[Green Frog]

About 25 years ago I picked up a set of Fitz wooden grips somewhere. They were a nice size K frame target design with a small swell on the bottom and no thumb rest. The odd feature was basket weave style checkering. They were marked Fitz on the bottom. I sure wish I could find them!
Froggie

 

[diecidecimi]

If you want the wooden Gunfighter Fitz grips for N frame, I'm sure you can grab almost two sets here in Europe. I know they are extremely rare. I already outlined that in a thread some months (years?) ago here in the forum. I'm pretty sure they are the most recent run by Paul , because the grain is poor and plain: If I'm right these series were produced in the Philipines.
The K/L sets are gone , when the N (and J) are still available for a fair price. Here the pics on the site:

 

[paplinker]

I have been on a look out for a Fitz K frame set to match my N frame set. The non thumbrest sets are scarce.

 

[gunsnrovers]

Where in Europe? The set on the M28's were from Pauls run in the Philippines.

 

[diecidecimi]

Where in Europe? The set on the M28's were from Pauls run in the Philippines.

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