Transformation!!

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Chuckbuster

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If you want to transform your UGLY DUCKLING

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Into a BEAUTIFUL SHOOTER

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NM .41Mag Blackhawk, Custom Zebrawood with Casehead Medallions

Just get ahold of Jim K. aka 41 Magnum, and he will get you fixed up. EXCELLENT Fit, Finish and Feel. Quick Smooth transaction. Most of you probably already know but Jim is AAA guy.
 

Allen207

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Very nice! I just got my new set of grips from Jim and they are excellent. I will need to get around to posting a pic or 2 at some point.
 

gregs45auto

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I also have several of Jim's excellent grip sets in birdseye maple with 41 mag case heads. Well worth it. greg
 

Yosemite Sam

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madd-trapper":129aimgq said:
I like those extended grips. Will they fit on a Single Six?
Thanks!

It's likely that those particular ones wouldn't fit, since they're for the new mid-frame Anniversary model.

However, Jim ("41 magnum") makes all sorts of grips, and it's possible he makes extended panels for other frames. Or can. Here's a link to his offerings: http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=60533

Good luck! They're great grips and he's a great guy to work with.

-- Sam
 

Chuckbuster

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IMO "goodyears" would be an UPGRADE.
Those things on a Single Action are more like having recapped Sears labels on your F150 or Silverado.
Kevin
 

rhatimi

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Yosemite Sam":2i18odnm said:
Me too:

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These are the "extended" panels for the 50th Anniversary frame (gun is a Lipsey's .44 Special).

-- Sam

WOW! have never seen anything like it but looks beautiful! Looks comfortable to shoot as well.
 

nn

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Very nice looking grips in this thread, how do they work while shooting, slippery?
 

Allen207

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Mine don't feel slippery, however I have not shot with them on a really hot sweaty day, so I can't attest to how they would do under those conditions. Additionally mine are on a single six, so there isn't a lot of recoil to contend with.

I will say they feel and look great, and I am already setting aside some wood for next spring.
 
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