The "keeper" that I chose - Elk stag & 38/.44--- The LAST one.

[FZ1Tom]

I'm lost and unfortunately much too late, but I surely hope that if Ken chooses to come out of retirement once again that I will at least have the opportunity to get some of his magnificent grips!

Tom

 

[GSP Fan]

There's an old saying "He wh hesitates is lost" that's especially true when a pair of Ken's grips appeared in the classifides. If you thought about it you missed out.

 

[gfors]

Ken lives about a mile from me. He fitted these grips to my birth year M28. Glad you're still with us, Ken!

 

[keith44spl]

My favorite elk horn

 

[ZGrand]

I am also a fan of Ken's "no bark" sets.

 

[SS336]

Wish I had more, especially after seeing these beautiful pairs.

 

[nyeti]

One of my many sets on my primary duty revolver. Seeing both Ken and Keith44spl posting just made my day!

 

[Erich]

Ken, I've got other elk stag stocks on other guns, but yours are the only ones I carry. No disrespect because the gun ain't pretty ... but it's a favorite and it might be the last one I'll let go.

 

[doublesharp]

I've got several pair and was buying off the auction sites before Ken sold on the forum. I was an encourager in the early days.

Here's a nice pair on an off brand

 

[GSP Fan]

I like a little bark on them for added contrast.

 

[Rodan]

A 3 1/2" M27 with a set of Ken's stocks is pretty darn close to S&W perfection!

And to echo Ken's original post, they're not too shabby on a transitional HD...

I was lucky enough to acquire several other sets of Ken's stocks, but these two are my favorites.

Glad to see you posting, Ken!!