K and L frame target grips don't fit.

[KyleHines2005]

I got some K and L frame target grips for my 681 and they don't fit. Slightly too tall. What's the matter here?

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[-db-]

Those are probably N-frame stocks.

 

[KyleHines2005]

I ordered them from a friend that said they were k or l frame. I guess I'll have to mail them back to him and get the right ones. Sucks because I paid $80 for them.


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[-db-]

If you can post another photo of just the backside of one of the stocks, I can confirm if they're K/L or N-frame stocks for you.

 

[KyleHines2005]

I'll get it in the morning. I just climbed into bed. Thanks again.


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[KyleHines2005]

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[H Richard]

Please tighten up the strain screw on that revolver, it is going to start misfiring with light hits.

 

[AveragEd]

My guess is that they are N-frame stocks. Here are some photos of a K/L-frame gun with N-frame stocks on it.

If the stocks you bought are nicely figured, you should be able to sell them at a small profit as nicer checkered targets are bringing $100 or so these days.

Ed

 

[KyleHines2005]

I'm new to the internal workings of a revolver. Would you clarify how tight the hammer strut screw should be and what the hammer should feel like?


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[Macinaw]

The strain screw should be tightened all the way down.

 

[KyleHines2005]

I tightened it more, but it didn't even go but about a half turn.


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