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FREE to good home (you pay $5 contribution toward shipping if we can't meet in person):
Bianchi "Lighting" hammer shroud grips (AKA " stocks ") for a K-frame S&W ROUND BUTT revolver. Made for BIANCHI by Pachmayr.
These are full size, finger-groove, rubber grips, like Pachmayr's other grips.
I have never had a K-frame ROUND butt gun; and I bought these (used, cheap) just so I could try the "feel" of finger-groove rubber grips that fully cover the front and back parts of my gun's grip frame. I had to cut out some of the rubber on the back of these grips to let my square-butt grip frame stick out.
I liked the feel of them, and I began looking for, and found, another set of Pachmayr grips for my gun. So I don't need these.
IF YOU HAVE a K-frame ROUND butt revolver that you CARRY for defense, and if your holster doesn't require an exposed hammer to hold a retaining strap, this grip might be good for you.
Yeah, it looks weird. But it feels good.
The part that sticks up and forms a hammer shroud are stiff, being steel reinforced under that rubber coating. Yet you can thumb-cock the hammer if you want to take your time and do a well-aimed single action shot.
I'll meet anywhere along GA 400 or I-575 around Canton, Woodstock, or Marietta, or I can ship them to you for a $5 contribution towards shipping costs (if it's more, I'll pay the difference).
Pics coming soon.
Meanwhile, here's a pic of somebody else's gun with new, unmodified grips of this type on it. This is what a 2" barreled S&W model 10 would look like in these grips, basically.
My gun is a 6-inch model, and nobody in their right mind would want shrouded-hammer grips on a duty sized gun. UNLESS they were trying to teach a newbie to get out of the habit of thumb-cocking the gun and learning to shoot it double action only!
P.S. When I was using these on my S&W Model 66, I won a PPC style championship and got a two-foot tall trophy. These finger-groove grips really help tame recoil and muzzle flip.
BUT, I found they didn't have quite enough clearance on the left side grip for use with speedloaders, so I ground them down a bit more, and touched-up the exposed metal with a black magic marker. Again, it increases the practical use of these at the expense of making them uglier.
Pics coming shortly.
**********. Gone! This has found a new home.*******
FREE to good home (you pay $5 contribution toward shipping if we can't meet in person):
Bianchi "Lighting" hammer shroud grips (AKA " stocks ") for a K-frame S&W ROUND BUTT revolver. Made for BIANCHI by Pachmayr.
These are full size, finger-groove, rubber grips, like Pachmayr's other grips.
I have never had a K-frame ROUND butt gun; and I bought these (used, cheap) just so I could try the "feel" of finger-groove rubber grips that fully cover the front and back parts of my gun's grip frame. I had to cut out some of the rubber on the back of these grips to let my square-butt grip frame stick out.
I liked the feel of them, and I began looking for, and found, another set of Pachmayr grips for my gun. So I don't need these.
IF YOU HAVE a K-frame ROUND butt revolver that you CARRY for defense, and if your holster doesn't require an exposed hammer to hold a retaining strap, this grip might be good for you.
Yeah, it looks weird. But it feels good.
The part that sticks up and forms a hammer shroud are stiff, being steel reinforced under that rubber coating. Yet you can thumb-cock the hammer if you want to take your time and do a well-aimed single action shot.
I'll meet anywhere along GA 400 or I-575 around Canton, Woodstock, or Marietta, or I can ship them to you for a $5 contribution towards shipping costs (if it's more, I'll pay the difference).
Pics coming soon.
Meanwhile, here's a pic of somebody else's gun with new, unmodified grips of this type on it. This is what a 2" barreled S&W model 10 would look like in these grips, basically.
My gun is a 6-inch model, and nobody in their right mind would want shrouded-hammer grips on a duty sized gun. UNLESS they were trying to teach a newbie to get out of the habit of thumb-cocking the gun and learning to shoot it double action only!
P.S. When I was using these on my S&W Model 66, I won a PPC style championship and got a two-foot tall trophy. These finger-groove grips really help tame recoil and muzzle flip.
BUT, I found they didn't have quite enough clearance on the left side grip for use with speedloaders, so I ground them down a bit more, and touched-up the exposed metal with a black magic marker. Again, it increases the practical use of these at the expense of making them uglier.
Pics coming shortly.
**********. Gone! This has found a new home.*******
