Show off your J-frames with aftermarket grips

[les.b]

Well, I've posted this somewhere else, but I guess it goes here as well:

My 640-1 Pro Series with Elk Stag grips by our own "bgmtnman" plus a Tyler T Grip. Makes a real nice handling package.

Best Regards, Les

 

[KalamazooKid]

Well, I've posted this somewhere else, but I guess it goes here as well:

My 640-1 Pro Series with Elk Stag grips by our own "bgmtnman" plus a Tyler T Grip. Makes a real nice handling package.



Best Regards, Les

That’s a classy rig Les!


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[Green Frog]

Don't know how I missed this thread the first couple of years it was up... too bad Phatso-bludgeon saw fit to block so many of the earlier images.

Anyway, my "little guns" tend to be older (read "I-frames" and a single Baby Chief) but there was one J-Frame I actually felt like I had to have, this Model 60-4. The display is my version of one in the NRA National Firearms Museum - not quite as elaborate as theirs, but I like it anyway! In line with the thread topic, the grips are from Thailand, via flea-Bay. They are a very dark brownish-blackish wood that at least resembles ebony, which provides a nice contrast to the stainless M-60.

Froggie

 

[RubEric]

KB Mini Cokes and Hogues

 

[RubEric]

Herter's (remember them?) blanks, DIY finish.

 

[RubEric]

S&W Ladysmith grips

 

[white cloud]

RubEric,

Is that a 60-10 with the cokes? That revolver is just stellar!

White Cloud

 

[RubEric]

White Cloud: It is a 60-4, purchased new in 1995, never fired.

 

[wundudnee]

My model 63 with Badger grips.

 

[bluelund79]

My 442 with elk grips and a Tyler T. If my S&W’s don’t have magnas and a Tyler T, they have Herrett Jordan Troopers. I reserve that grip style for my N Frames, and M69.

 

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[Ingramite]

Some smooth carry grips for the J-Frame

Here are two smooth grips that I use with grip adapters.
They work well for pocket carry.

 

[AZretired]

Heres a couple of mine with Altamonts

 

[CH4]

Here’re some smooth Eagle Secret Service grips I just put on my 640-1.

 

[two-bit cowboy]

Craig Spegel's work on a Baby Chiefs and a Model 31 (I-frame, but they also fit Model of '53 and later J-frames).

 

[Say When!]

S&W M42 Centennial Airweight Factory Lettered Pinto

S&W M42 Centennial Airweight Factory Lettered Pinto sporting "Kirinite" Secret Service grips by:
Eagle Grips, Inc.,
460 Randy Road,
Carol Stream, IL, 60188

 

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640 with Spegel rosewood Centennial grips:

 

[crazyphil]

Here's mine:

I like those grips. Who made them?

 

[crazyphil]

Don't remember if I posted these already or not.

I like those boots on the right.
Are they Franzite?

 

[boykinlp]

I like those grips. Who made them?

Thanks, Phil. They were made by Grashorn Gunworks a few years ago.
Larry