Grips
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Square butt combats
Yes, factory SB Combat stocks. They're worth a good chunk of change!
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And they're as comfortable as grips can be.
Those grips were not likely introduced before the end of production of the Mod 18 in 1985.
But are found on 17-6s (about 1989-90) with the 4" lugged barrel.
But are found on 17-6s (about 1989-90) with the 4" lugged barrel.
The gun shop that had it for sale wanted
$1650. The grips were not numbered to the gun
It did have target hammer,trigger,&sights
No box 8 k serial number range.
Went back to see if he had any bites on the gun.
He sold it.
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$1650. The grips were not numbered to the gun
It did have target hammer,trigger,&sights
No box 8 k serial number range.
Went back to see if he had any bites on the gun.
He sold it.
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357-RevolverGuy
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The factory combat grips were among some of the most comfortable ever made on a revolver. There are some makers who offer a similar design today. I know Eagle Grips, Culina Grips, and maybe a few others do.
And just my opinion but $1650 for a model 18 is way too high.
And just my opinion but $1650 for a model 18 is way too high.
$1650 is nutz......but I have those grips on a 617, I agree, the best feeling grips of all I have!
Be glad you didn't get it for even close to that price. That's WAY too much money for a model 18, even with $200-$300 worth of stocks!
Those Combat's came standard on the 14-6, 16-6, 17-6 and 617, which had full lugs. You could get the 16-6, 17-6 and 617 with either a 4" or a 6" barrel. I don't think they offered a 4" 14-6.
I've never seen or heard of an 18-6, so the Combat stocks were likely added at some point. The were sold as accessories and more than a few were taken off guns.
Those Combat's came standard on the 14-6, 16-6, 17-6 and 617, which had full lugs. You could get the 16-6, 17-6 and 617 with either a 4" or a 6" barrel. I don't think they offered a 4" 14-6.
I've never seen or heard of an 18-6, so the Combat stocks were likely added at some point. The were sold as accessories and more than a few were taken off guns.
