I wish I could find these grips

The S&W Target stock was and remains opposite of my hand. Where my pinkie is, the grip is the widest and where my thumb is they are almost right. Here is what I did to make them fit my hand. I altered several sets, all about the same, for my duty and my competition revolvers.

Kevin
 

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Man if I had every set of factory stocks/grips that I chopped up for PPC revolvers I could die rich. Cut them for speed loaders to fit easily and then wrap them with rubber electrical tape was the way to go. At least until Bill Davis came out with rubber ones already modified. Of course as shooters we all had to mess with them also. I sanded out the finger groove and rounded out the front. Pretty close to the S/W grips that come on revolvers now.
I remember once at the armory we took a huge box 2-3 hundred sets of S/W factory grips to property division to be destroyed. They would accumulate as we replaced grips for officers who wanted plastic and didnt want their old ones. We didnt have the room to store them or any reason to. We kept about 20-30 pairs on hand for guys who needed replacements. Like so many other things who would have thought.
Guys really preferred Farrants, then Hurst then Hogues, any of those didnt make it to trash box....
 
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