J Frame Photos, Let's See Yours

[Targets Guy]

Model 34-1

 

[Hondo44]

What kind of grips are on the 60-4? I dig them, looks like the old target style.

Correct. Factory I and J frame target stocks that were made for all Model of 1953 round and sq butt New I frames and the New J frames which all share the same grip size.
Because the target grips cover the butt, they also work perfectly on all of the Pre Model of 1953 round and square butt I & Improved I frames, and J frame which all share the shorter pre war I frame size grip frame.

Photo by SDH

 

[two-bit cowboy]

What are two bits and three cents?

$0.28.

Just for fun I offer a different take on my screen name and my favorite Smiths.

Cheers,

Bob

 

[oldiesradio1560]

My M640-3 .357 magnum with Hogue Battan Grips

 

[1911-10MM]

Picked up a Model 651 Round Butt off Gun Broker this week, Cleaned up nice. Came with Goodyears, couldn't decide on mahogany or walnut, went with the walnut.

 

[BE Mike]

This is one of my favorite revolvers. I shoot it well out to 50 yards and it doesn't beat me to death. Model 60-10's aren't easy to find.

 

[Bowyer]

640

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[shep854]

I just took my Bodyguard (M49, not that cheap upstart ) for a spin. Once you get practiced with a J-frame, they are surprisingly easy (and FUN! ) to shoot!

 

[505Gibbs]

Here's a pair of 632-1's - factory black and the satin moel for Sports South : the grips are from Karl Nill.

 

[Hondo44]

Here's a pair of 632-1's - factory black and the satin moel for Sports South : the grips are from Karl Nill.

Those are sweet! They chamber 327 Fed Mag, correct?

 

[Jdavis]

Model 640-1, Altamont boot stocks, XS tritium dot front sight, and Apex duty kit.

 

[handlebar]

my 1969 Model 60: with and without the correct period grips.

 

[JohnRippert]

My two Michigan State Police turn-in 640-1's and a Model 36.

 

[1911-10MM]

640-1 Pro

631

631

 

[CH4]

I have only one J Frame model, the M60 Chief Special, of which I have two. I am looking for a pre-lock 442/642.

 

[Nick_H]

Top down: 637-2, 642-1 Pro-series, 642-2 PC, 36 no dash, missing is the 36-10



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[1911-10MM]

60-1

 

[KalamazooKid]

Two shiners got together for a group photo this evening. A 640 Pro and my nickel 36. Love love all my J's.

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[SC_Mike]

S&W 640 no dash. Two belong to the Mrs. and the one with the T grip is mine.

 

[jay72]

340PD
640 Pro

 

[alexrex20]

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[LedFowl]

Model 49. Made 1975.

 

[THE PILGRIM]

Better late than never-
I guess.

 

[Jsan1082]

Pre Model 36 (1952) and My 60-4. (obviously the others are K frames, but I love this photo)

 

[1911-10MM]

Here's a couple square butts
651, 63, both no dash

And a pair of 3"
60-4, 60-10

 

[two-bit cowboy]

The new Lady of the house.

1997 Model 642-1 Lady Smith .38 Special.

Cheers,

Bob

 

[Goodlookinout]

I have a S&W 642 Jframe-a member of the NRA & a new gun enthusiast. I want to get a lighter trigger pull as the recoil is huge & no fun to shoot at the range! Should I just keep practicing? Lol
Also I'm looking into buying S&W MP 2.0 for conceal carry... any opinions..

 

[Goodlookinout]

CCW & New NRA member wants advice

I'm a new gun enthusiast & a member of the NRA & took course, "Basics of Pistol Shooting"! I am continuing to be instructed & bought a S&W 642 but the recoil IS TOUGH... I'm thinking of buying the S&W MP 2.0 9mm or the Shield. Any opinions I'd appreciate

 

[shep854]

Goodlookinout; what are you firing through your 642? Also, what kind of grips is it wearing?
Even if your gun says '.357', that caliber is WAY too much to shoot in such a small frame (in my opinion). Try .38 Specials; they are far more comfortable to shoot and CONTROL in a J-frame.
Hand-filling grips are also essential to absorb recoil.

 

[blues7]