I've posted in other threads, the 442 is my favorite pocket gun. The one with Boot Grips is in my pocket every day for the last five years at least. Many days another is in my waist. The waist gun gets rotated every now and then. This week the Bobbed 37 has been in the waist. You can't loose with a J-Frame.
My new EDC (642)
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What's the grips
Like the grip and the wood. What manufacturer and wood? Thanks
This is the revolver that I usually carry when I don't want to carry a gun. I just slip it into my front pocket with a pocket holster.
Like the grip and the wood. What manufacturer and wood? Thanks
michpatriot
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I see blood on the cylinder latch... I buffed the latch on my MP340 range mule, just enough to take the sharp lower serrated edge down, works wonders.
shouldazagged
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I prefer the all-steel version; but you really can't go wrong with any of the Centennial series, especially for pocket carry.
OLDSTER
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What's not to like ; 642/442
No brand name or anything...I got it on e-bay about 8 years ago from a seller (maker?) in Thailand. It's described as cocobolo or rose wood. I think I paid between $18-$20 shipped. One in the picture is the first I purchased and I liked it enough to purchase 9 more after that one for J and K/L round butt frames and Ruger SP101. I checked last year to order another one for my K frame and saw that prices are now around $50 shipped.
ABPOS
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Very sharp. I've never seen those grips before.
I bought them because they come pretty close to matching
the Piranha knife. It turned out that I really like the grips.
They are not as "sticky" as the rubber ones were.
