They do require a bit of a rethink about cocking the hammer. Used single handed it a little stretch. I see these used with two hands and using the off hand thumb to cock.Hmm. How does it feel in the hand? Seems it might make for more of a stretch to reach the hammer, but then I don't have large hands.
I was looking for a skip checkered set but couldn't find a set that I wanted to affordHere are mine. They do look clunky, but sure stop that knuckle smash.
I do like your non checkered set
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Thank you. Back in my younger days I had it nickel plated. Cylinder went back to blue after I scorched it a few too many times whoopsI was looking for a skip checkered set but couldn't find a set that I wanted to afford.
Those look really nice!
What finish is that ? Stainless & blue? I like it!
I don't mind the flip but the knuckle busting made shooting it no fun.
I like how you thinkDo I see a possible grip trade between Chief and 41Dude?![]()
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I had to do a little fitting along the back strap on my set, a blending of the edges if you will. So while a great idea a swap might not work out.I like how you think
But my set were a gift from my wife years ago. So, they stay with me.
The reach is still long. I wear a size large glove. For me it is a two hand revolver. Right hand grip, left hand for cocking.Hey 41dude, I just noticed that your Super has a few more custom touches like the red ramp front sight and the rear sight. Also the standard Blackhawk hammer and blued ejector rod housing. Cut down barrel too. Very cool. How is the thumb reach with those stocks?
But my set were a gift from my wife years ago. So, they stay with me.
The shoes mine usually wears from CLC grips I was lucky to get while CaryC was still making them.
I personally think the Super looks better with original grips but it is no fun to shoot that way. I like the Herrett’s more than the other types of available grips . The Pachmayr and Hogue rubber work fine and do the job but ugly. Hogue wood stocks use nice wood but the finger grooves look out of place.Yes, the Herrett's are blocky. Yes, the eliminate the knuckle slap. My .41 Mag currently wears them. I have several sets. The Herrett's tend to come in different thicknesses an have slightly different feels. My gun has a Bisley hammer. I have a sent of extended regular grips the look better and I like with very light loads better but they still rap me pretty good with the heavier stuff.
I personally think the Super looks better with original grips but it is no fun to shoot that way. I like the Herrett’s more than the other types of available grips . The Pachmayr and Hogue rubber work fine and do the job but ugly. Hogue wood stocks use nice woodbut the finger grooves look out of place.Yes, the Herrett's are blocky. Yes, the eliminate the knuckle slap. My .41 Mag currently wears them. I have several sets. The Herrett's tend to come in different thicknesses an have slightly different feels. My gun has a Bisley hammer. I have a sent of extended regular grips the look better and I like with very light loads better but they still rap me pretty good with the heavier stuff.
That’s awesome! I thought that was a barrel from a 10-22 but I wasn’t sure. Looks great!Well since your the OP & asked…
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Have been working on getting this one put together, finally done.
Inspired by John Taffin, his article attached. Both of JT’s guns were built slightly different,,,
but custom is build how you want….
Base gun was a 22lr only, 6.5" Stainless Bisley that didn't get shot much. A Stainless 10/22 barrel was cut down to 10.5", aquired a 22 Magnum Cylinder, #5 Belt Mountain Base Pin, Hogue Micarta grips, HIVIZ front sight with changeable tubes, Williams green dot rear sight. It's a shooter! It reaches out there great.
Showed here with my early 10.5" Super Blackhawk.
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Next, I am having one gold plated for when I visit Mexico.I need sunglasses!