The wonderful world of J-frames!

Looks like there are a couple J frame threads. Here's my first two:

442PC

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34-1 with aftermarket hard chrome

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My first and only J, picked up this past February. Model 637. I removed the hammer lock and intend on changing the grips to something wooden and fancy. Absolutely love this little piece.
 

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For comfort and control, my two favorite grips for my three 637s are the:
Altamont Combat grips in Super Rosewood
and the old vintage:
Herrett Shooting Star conversion grips in Walnut (the grips on the 1993 640 in the previous post).
 
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For the purists, this is a "back to the future" J-frame. It's a nickeled Model 40-1, incorporating the grip safety of the original Model 40, but designed for +P ammo. It's strictly a holster gun as presently set up. Look, ma! No ugly hole for a "safety!"

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A rare beauty!

It's beautiful!!!!!!

I don't recall if I posted in this thread. But I've had really good luck with my 442. It's my EDC.

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Got this no lock 442 last year...love it. Just installed these beautiful Altamont grips. I’m now thinking of selling my 45 XDs and getting a another j.

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My humble submission... The "J" frame is a CQB gun but with practice can be a very effective 25 meter gun too especially when you get good at staging the trigger & hammer. It took me a spell but 95 times out of a 100 I can go from DA to SA without any use of my thumb...

Please ignore the "D" frame Colt...
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My (2) most carried J's coupled with Tyler-T's...
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