Stag Grips on my TGW .44 Special!

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I picked up a Vaquero from AR15.com with these grips today, pulled the grips off, and traded the Vaquero for a NIB Henry Big Boy 327 Carbine. There are no markings but they are made very well.
 

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What is a TGW ... I see it is a Bisley Ruger flattop in .44 Special with custom front sight and case colored. Nice!
 
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The Henry 327…..love these little rifles.
Love the chain of events that got you the grips (+) and the rifle(+).
I love em so much I have two. A rifle and a carbine.
Great, fun rifles but the triggers SUCKED on both. Gritty and creepy.
Did what I could to smooth them out but the biggest improvement came with swapping the hammer springs out to the Marlin reduced springs.
Maybe not the best answer but easy and made a big improvement.
 
Love the chain of events that got you the grips (+) and the rifle(+).
I love em so much I have two. A rifle and a carbine.
Great, fun rifles but the triggers SUCKED on both. Gritty and creepy.
Did what I could to smooth them out but the biggest improvement came with swapping the hammer springs out to the Marlin reduced springs.
Maybe not the best answer but easy and made a big improvement.
I have one in 45 Colt. Had the barrel cut and threaded and run it with a SilencerCo 46M Hybrid. Lots of fun with 300 grain subsonic !
 

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