Sgt Duncan

From the looks of that hammer in the last picture it sure looks like it has NOT been converted

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I am not sure on your skill level or motivation to tackle some projects but it is really a simple matter to “thin down” the stock grips you have now. A little sandpaper and a little time and before you know it, perfect feeling grips. Then just a little linseed oil or whatever other finish you prefer. Since you already don’t care for the grips as they are, you have nothing to lose. I have changed the grips on several of my revolvers. At least two different sets I have installed were chosen because of their looks, fancy walnut and desert ironwood, but both sets were too thick. I spent about four hours each gradually thinning them to get them where I liked them. Plus there is a certain satisfaction in having “built them myself (sort of)”.

Jonny T Grips are on their way. PM sent. Sgt. Duncan

Howdy Brazos Thanks. That picture was taken on a ride in the northernmost part of the Sierra Nevada Mountains around Yellow Creek. It was a great ride! The quakes were all down in the south end of the state, probably 500 miles south of here. I hope that hurricane turns out to be nothing more than a summer rain. Take care, Sgt. Duncan

Jonny T PM me with your physical address and I will send you a set Sgt Duncan

Funds have been sent. PM sent as well.

I will take them all !