Post by Burnston on Feb 19, 2018 18:59:27 GMT -5
Good evening all,
My brother, bless his soul, just gave me a model 19-3. I've owned Smiths off and on, and I've always pulled the "coke bottle" style grips off. My hands are too small to control the recoil comfortably. I've always placed what I can only describe as "service style" grips accompanied with a Tyler T on my Smiths, as exhibited in picture A. I am searching for a wooden set of this style grips for my new model 19, as I would like to have the 19 set up like the 21 featured below. The set featured in picture A were made by Mr. Grashorn who was specifically asked to carve them without the thumb-web grip, which seem to be all I can find for the model 19. A more specific name for this style, as featured in picture B, that will fit the Model 19 might be helpful. Even the name of manufacturers known to produce this style would be appreciated.
Picture A
Picture B
My brother, bless his soul, just gave me a model 19-3. I've owned Smiths off and on, and I've always pulled the "coke bottle" style grips off. My hands are too small to control the recoil comfortably. I've always placed what I can only describe as "service style" grips accompanied with a Tyler T on my Smiths, as exhibited in picture A. I am searching for a wooden set of this style grips for my new model 19, as I would like to have the 19 set up like the 21 featured below. The set featured in picture A were made by Mr. Grashorn who was specifically asked to carve them without the thumb-web grip, which seem to be all I can find for the model 19. A more specific name for this style, as featured in picture B, that will fit the Model 19 might be helpful. Even the name of manufacturers known to produce this style would be appreciated.
Picture APicture B
