Grips for a Security-Six

MurftheSurf

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I have an early model S6 with the original wood grips. My serial # begins with 150-6****. The factory says it was made in 1973. Where can I find a set of bigger grips as I have large hands and the original grips are way too small. I've seen grips advertised, but they all say beginning with serial # 151-***** up. I figure you guys should be able to guide me. Thanks in advance.
 
MurftheSurf said:
I have an early model S6 with the original wood grips. My serial # begins with 150-6****. The factory says it was made in 1973. Where can I find a set of bigger grips as I have large hands and the original grips are way too small. I've seen grips advertised, but they all say beginning with serial # 151-***** up. I figure you guys should be able to guide me. Thanks in advance.

Howdy, and welcome to the Forum!

It's hard enough to find the original grip panels for the low-back sixes. Finding anything other than those will be close to impossible.

If grips are a huge issue...Maybe you'd consider trading your low-back, for an equivalent-valued high back. Then, you can buy whatever type of grips you'd like. Many folks would like to have a low-back Security Six.

WAYNO.
 
Thanks guys, but believe it or not I just came across a pair of Jay Scott Walnut grips out of NJ on Ebay. I guess it was my lucky day.
 
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I traded off these two pair of low-back Jay Scott grips, some time ago.

I've not seen any, since.

Good find.

WAYNO.
 
You can find them on Gunbroker but some are pretty pricey. They also come up on Ebay from time to time. I installed the Tyler T on my post 151 Security Six for the same reason, I needed more grip area to grip. It does make a difference. I also went with some larger wood grips on my 4" SS.
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I looked up the grips you speak of MurftheSurf. Those look pretty good. I sometimes forget to check out Ebay, mostly checking the 3 major gun sites.

I was going to recommend Herrett Shooting Stars, which may be worth a look at some time if you have a large mitt. They feel pretty good in my hand when I am looking for a thick stick. I also have noticed they have these for the 1st issue Security Six.

Someone had an burnt ivory set on a Security Six that was media blasted and it looked pretty good. My memory fails me on who it was.

Glad you got what you wanted. I hope the grip "feels" like you want it to.
 
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