Grip ID....K frame RB Finger Groove

[growr]

I got these last weekend at the gunshow and have never seen the inside of the grips marked with a raised lettering.

They appear to be wood....

Any ideas as to manufacturer?

Thanks everyone!!

Randy

 

[s&wchad]

Those are Rogers Combat style grips with their "Burlwood Finish". They're not wood, they're some sort of synthetic material.

I've got a set on my 342 right now and love them.

 

[growr]

Thanks for the quick response....what might these be valued at?

Randy

 

[DTH]

I believe Rogers was bought by Safariland and the sold them for several years

 

[s&wchad]

They have a bit of a cult following and prices are all over the board. A lot of people mistake them for Hogue's. I've seen them go at auction for between $30 and $75. Yours are a bit rough and probably won't bring that much.

Member SG-688 posted this catalog page about a year ago in a thread on Rogers grips.

You'll find some good info in the thread:
http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-re...1-rogers-revolver-grips.html?highlight=Rogers

 

[DTH]

I bought a pair of the K frame round and k frame square butt at a local gun show last year for $20 total . I don't think they are worth very much... but I could be wrong

 

[s&wchad]

I don't think they are worth very much...

I guess that depends on how you define "not very much". They're not in the same class as Roper or Sanderson, but they can do better than a lot of synthetic grips.

Vintage ROGERS Grips for S&W K or L frame Round Butt revolvers | eBay

 

[Vtgw938]

My first set of round butt Rogers. About perfect for a 357 snubbie. They certainly look & feel like Guy Hogue two piece grips.