Recent content by White Willie

Thanks guys. I did not have the pin installed. I was able to corretct the problem by loosening the grip screw, aligning the two halves, and tighening the screw again. Everything seems fine now.

Ouch!!!

I like the factory grips too, except that they allow my middle finger to be mashed by the back of the triggerguard with each shot.

Thanks for the insight Bacon. It's always good to find another who knows the virtues of the rubberband.

Great looking revolver. Did the porting change the point of impact?

That's a beautiful thing.

I'm told jeweling actually serves a purpose on interior parts. It helps hold oil in place. The gunsmith I work with jeweled the front of my cylinder. Now my SP looks like a New Orleans pimp gun.

Hey Harry. I haven't yet shot the gun with these grips. I shot last Thursday and got the grips Friday. My only concern is the grips are pretty slick. I may end up putting some rubberbands or tennis racket tape around the grip fo better traction. If the guns rotates backwards, at least there...

I agree. I like laminated grips. Less likehood of cracking IMO.

Got these Badgers last week. Very nice feel, except for a slight mismatch of the two halves of the grip. It may be I can just uninstall and reinstall with an eye toward lining the halves up better. Otherwise, a little sanding will resolve. These are much more concealable than the Hogues I...

I had the hammer on my SP bobbed and the gun converted to DAO.

Fine holster. I once had one for a S&W 4506.

I see some good, honest working guns here. I sure wish I had one.

I had two. Shot them both and then sold them for a song. I was too young to realize what I had.

Very pretty.