Found some grips - K mostly

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After a frustrating few months in trying to find grips for some of my S&Ws at a condition and price that I was comfortable with, I picked up a batch in the last two weeks. A recent purchase of a M19-4 with the numbered magnas in the box with all the paper work lead me to try to get Packy compacs and I found this batch. Hogue Bantams, Packy gripper, Packy compact with exposed back, and the wood grips on the revolver. The emblems are worn smooth – are they Hogue’s?

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I also found this batch of square butt grips.

N targets with speed loader cut-out for my 25-5 and a beautiful grain K target

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K magnas – one great, the other in process of refinishing, the right panel was black from water staining so I stripped and bleached back to base.

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I got sniped on Ebay, outbid on GB, but patience and persistence and blind luck lead me to these grips. I paid a total of $120 for all the grips. Sorry none are for sale – I want them for my Smiths without the proper grips.
 
NICE
I've been picking up grips as of late too
Some are really nice take offs
I know rubber was in for a while but........

Besides better get some now before Sebago son has them all

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Nice finds. You may discover the search for stocks may parallel, or even exceed, the search for guns they fit :).
 
and the wood grips on the revolver. The emblems are worn smooth – are they Hogue’s?

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Those are not Hogue’s - they started out as factory, checkered square butt stocks.
Someone modified the backstrap, removed checkering, and sanded medallions plain......probably an old LEO Custom set.
 
Thanks

VM - great info as usual

Weatherby - the country seems to filter the grips up north to Sebago. You have a great set of grips.

I have been picking up Smiths without the proper grips lately and see them on Ebay/GB.

I found this batch in an old gun store and at table in a recent gunshow.
 
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