Alnamvet68
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For those who desire a more retro look on their modern J frames, here's a set of real English walnut (not laminate), oiled (not stained & lacquered), round to mildly square grips....
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I bought this new in '75, (Model 60,.38 SPL. 2"), and always used the original grips with the grip adapter for 17 years carrying it as a backup. It was very easy to conceal. I'm in FL and carry it in my back shorts pocket.
I had a set of Hogue boot grips. They really got hung up on my shirt with my inside the pant holster. I went looking for a smooth wood stock. These are my first Altamonts. I really like the silver/black they offer.
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Goes with me everywhere.
Thanks for reminding me-
I stumbled across this woman's website a while back but had forgotten about it. Those really are beautiful grips - for all manner of hand guns.
Anybody using them on a J-frame and care to post a picture? I'd sure like to get a look at them on a 642 (or similar enclosed hammer mode.)
Thanks,
Shooter686
Anybody have a source for J frame round butt stag stocks?
How about vintage elephant/mammoth ivory?
I tried a search but my google-fu was weak.
Here is a set of Esmerelda grips on my 649.
I love those 'Esmie' boot grips, simple and sweet!
I had a set of Hogue boot grips. They really got hung up on my shirt with my inside the pant holster. I went looking for a smooth wood stock. These are my first Altamonts. I really like the silver/black they offer.
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Goes with me everywhere.